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REYNOLDS  HISTORICAL 
GENEALOGY  COLLECTIOW 


1833  02800  0435 


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in  2013 


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Ur  TO  FIND  TOWNS  OR  BUSINESS  HOUSES,  SEE  INDEX. 


New  Mexico  State 


Business  Direc 


INCLUDING 

El  Paso,  Texas,  with  Denver  and 
Foreign  Classifications 

INCLUDING 

LIVE  STOCK  DEPARTMENT 
WOOL  GROWERS'  DEPARTMENT 
CLASSIFIED  DEPARTMENT 

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The  Gazetteer  Publishing  &  Printing  Co. 

ESTABLISHED  1871. 


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CALHOUN  A  HOLMES,  PRINTERS,  DENVER. 


NEW  MEXICO  STATE  BCSINESS  DIRECTORY 


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Hydraulic  Engineers  and  Contractors 

THE  WEIGELE 
PIPE  WORKS 

Largest  Manufacturers  RIVETED  PIPE  in  the  Rockies 


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Weif Pip«  •■  Smmbmos  Bridge,  Crfstal  Rircr  Caaroa.  Maia  Liaa  Coiarado-Tala  Marbia  Ca.,  Harbla,  CaU. 

Pressure  Pipe  for  Water  Power  and  Force  Mains 
Irrigation  Pipe  for  Reservoir  Outlets,  Syphons  and  Carriage 
Casing,  Suction  and  Discharge  Pipe  for  Pumping  Plants 
Strainer  Pipe  for  Multiple   Wells  and  Drainage 
Ventilating    Pipe   for  Tunnels   and  Mines 
Blast  and   Smoke   Pipe  for  Smelters 
Smoke  Stacks  and  Smoke  Connections 
Oil  and  Water  Tanks 
Sheet  Metal  Construction  for  Sugar  Factories 

Twenty-five  Years'  Experience  Merits  Your  Inquiries — and 

"If  Wei^ele  Makes  It,  It  Is  Made  RijJht" 

Office  and  Works,  3001-3023  Larimer  Street 
Denver,  Colorado. 


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Structural  and  Ornamental 

STEEL  I  BEAMS 
CHAIViMELS,  ANGLES 
REINFORCING  BARS 
ROOF  TRUSSES 
IRON  COLUr^NS 
IRON  STAIR  WORK 
FIRE  ESCAPES 
BRASS  WORK 

WIRE  WORK  - 
SIDEWALK  DOORS 
METAL  CEILING 

Large  Stock  for  Prompt  Delivery 


The  Midwest  Steel  and  Iron  Works  Co. 

Formerly  the  Jackson -Rlchter  Iron  Works  Co. 

Office,  Factory  &  Yards,  32nd  and  Blake  Sts.  Denver,  Colorado 


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Consulting  Engineer 


First  National  Bank  Building 


Denver,  Colorado 


EXPERT  INVESTIGATIONS  AND  REPORTS, 
WATER  SUPPLY,  IRRIGATION,  POWER 

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J  'American  Smelting  &  Refining  Co.,  Hayden  Ariz. 

J  Arizona  Copper  Company,  Clifton,  Ariz. 

4»  Calumet  &  Arizona  Mining  Company,  Douglas,  Ariz. 

Chino  Copper  Company,  Hurley,  New  Mex. 
Inspiration  Consolidated  Copper  Co.,  :\[iami,  Ariz. 
International  Smelting  Company,  Miami.  Ariz. 
Ray  Consolidated  Copper  Company,  Hayden,  Ariz. 
New  Cornelia  Copper  Company,  Ajo,  Ariz. 
United  Verde  Copper  Company,  Clarkdale,  Ariz. 
United  Verde  Extension  Mining  Co.,  Verde,  Ariz. 

Complete  Warehouse  Stocks  at  Standard  Warehouse  Prices. 

Beams,  Channels,  Angles, 
Bars,  Plates,  Sheets, 
Reinforcing  Bars 

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All  Kinds  of  Furs  and  Hides  for  Rugs 
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1828-36  Market  Street  Denver,  Colorado 

Telephones  Main  8190  and  8191 

All  Kinds  of  Special  Gutter  and  Skylight  Work  for  the 

Outside  Trade. 

JOBBERS 

Tin  Plate,  Galvanized  and  Black  Iron  Sheets.  Stove  Bolts,  Rivets.  Tinners'  Sup- 
plies and  all  kinds  of  Conductor  Pipes.  Eave  Troufifhs.  Sheet  Metal  Ornaments. 
Sky  Liprht  Glass,  Hip  Shinprlea.  Sheet  Copper,  Stieet  Zinc.  Solder,  Planished 
Iron,  Asbestos  Paper,  Tinners'  Tools,  New  and  Second  Hand.  Elbows,  Hanc:ers, 
Mitres.  Hooks,  Ventilators  and  Crestin^s,  Ridpe  Roll.  Roof  Gutters,  O.  G.  and 
Special  Box  Gutters,  Continuous  Rooiinyr.  Tin  Valleys.  tJalvanized  Iron,  Tin 
Plate.  Metallic  Shiii?;les.  Rock  and  Rrick  Face  SidinvT.  Etc..  Corru>^ated  Iron. 
Full  line  of  Ste^^l  «."vilintr.  International  I'-urnnces  :ind  Repairs.  Tuttle  vSl:  Bailey 
Re,^isters  and  Wood  Grills  carried  in  our  W.trehouse  at  Denver.  Also  sole 
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Structural  and  Ornamental 
Iron  and  Wire  Works 

Manufacturers  of  Everything  In 

IRON,  WIRE  OR  BRASS  WORK  FOR  BUILDINGS. 
IRON  AND  WIRE  FENCES  A  SPECIALTY 

Building  Iron,  Coal  Chutes  and  Screens.  Elevator  Cars  and  Enclosures,  Wire 
Fences,  Fire  Escapes,  Iron  Castings,  Iron  Stairs,  Mining-  Cloth,  Wire  Settees 
for  La-wns  and  Cemeteries,  Window  Guards,  Iron  Vases,  Wire  Trellis,  Garden 
Border,  Sash  Bars  for  Store  Windows,  Structural  Iron  and  Steel. 

BANK  AND  OFFICE  RAILINGS  AND  FIXTURES 

We  do  all  kinds  of  Acetylene  Welding.    Automobile  Parts  and  Machinery 
a  Specialty.    Send  us  your  broken  parts  for  prompt  repairs. 

OFFICE  Af^D  FACTORY 

1926  to  1936  SPEER  BOULEVARD,  Near  City  Hail 


Denver,  Colorado     Phone  flUain  2709 


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RewervoIrM,  JSilox.  C  «•  n  e  r  e  t  e  , 
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ROOF  COATING 

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THE  WESTERN  ELATERITE  ROOFING  CO. 

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1435  Court  Place,  Denver,  Colo. 


Phone  Main  2792 


Wholesale  and  Retail 
Foreign  and  Domestic 


Burlaps,  Leathers,  Lincrusta 
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Coal  Screens 
Steel  Cars 
Cold  Bending 
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Blue  Annealed  Sheets 
Perforated  Plate 


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Powder  and  Blasting  Supplies,  these  men  arc 
able  to  increase  ore  production  at  reduced 
costs.  The  best  evidence  of  this  is  the  fact 
that  over  half  the  country's  copper,  and  a  % 
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are  mined  with  Hercules  Explosives. 

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General  Index 


Business   Classifications   517 

Cities    and    Towns   101 

City    and    Town    Officers  97 

Classilied    Diroctory   517 

County    Officers   94-96 

Directory  of  Cities  and  Towns  lUl 

I>istrict    Courts   8G-87 

Foreign    Advertisers   690 


Judicial  Department   86-87 

Live  Stoclv  Department   467 

Prominent    Business    Houses  Index 

State   Institutions   89-91 

State  Otticers   85 

Supreme    Court   86 

ITniied    States    Officials  98 

Wool   Growers  Department  500 


Official  List  of  Posioffices  and  Towns 


In  the  state  of  New  Mexico  with  the  counties  where  located.  Many  of  the 
Postofflces  in  this  list  are  at  unimportant  railway  stations,  or  on  ranches  for  the 
accommodation  of  neighboring-  farmers  and  in  no  way  represent  cities  or  towns. 


Abbott.    Mora  101 

Abeytas,    Socorro   101 

.\biquiu,  Rio  Arriba   101 

Acme.   Chaves   101 

Aoomita,   ^'alcncia   101 

.\den,  Dona  Ana   101 

Agua  Fria,  CoUax   101 

Alameda.  Bernalillo  101 

AlAmo,   Guadalupe   102 

Ahimogordo.  Otero  102 

Albert.    Union   107 

Albuquerque.    Bernalillo  108 

Alcalde,   Ilio  Arriba   134 

-\lgodones.  Sandoval   134 

Allie,    Roosevelt   134 

Allison,    McKinley   134 

Alma,   Socorro   134 

Alto,    Lincoln   134 

Amargo.  Rio  Arriba   134 

Amistad,    Union   135 

Anal.  De  Baca  135 

Ancho,    Lincoln   135 

Animas,  Grant   135 

Anthony.   Dona  Ana   135 

Anton   Chico,   Guadalupe   136 

Arabela,    Lincoln   136 

Aragon.  Socorro   136 

Arch.    Roosevelt   136 

Archuleta.  San  Juan   136 

Armijo,   Bernalillo   137 

Ari-ey.   Sierra   137 

Arroyo  Hondo.  Taos   137 

Arroyoseco.   Taos   137 

Artesia.    Eddy   13S 

Atarque,   Valencia   141 

Aurora,    Mora   141 

Avis,    Otero   141 

Aztec.  San  Juan   142 

Baldy,   Colfax   143 

Bard.    Quay   143 

Barney,  Union   143 

Barton,   Santa   Fe   143 

Beenham,   L'nion   143 

Belen.    Valencia   144 

Bell.    Colfax   145 

Bell  Ranch.  San  Miguel   145 

Bell  view,  Curry  14  5 

Bent.    Otero   146 

Berino.    Dona   Ana   146 

Bernalillo,  Sandoval   146 

r.'Ulah.   San   Miguel   147 

F.lack    Lake.   Colfax   147 

Llaek  Rock,  McKinley  147 

lUanco.   San   Juan   14S 

I'.l;in<l,   Sandoval   14S 

I'.hxjnilielil.  San  Juan  14S 

r.Iossburg.   Colfax   148 

niuewnter.  Valencia  •  148 

liluit.   Roosevelt   14S 


Boaz,    Chaves   148 

Bogle,  Lincoln  149 

Bosque,  Valencia  149 

Brilliant,  Colfax  149 

Bryantine,    L^nion    .  149 

Buchanan,  De  Baca   149 

Buckhorn,  Grant  149 

r.uckman,  Santa  Fe   149 

Bueyeros,    Union   149 

Byried,    De    Baca   150 

Caballo,    Sierra   150 

Cabezon,  Sandoval   150 

Caml)ray,    Luna   150 

Cameron,    Quay   150 

Canjilon,  Rio  Arriba  150 

Canton.  De  Baca  150 

Capitan.  Lincoln  150 

Caprock.    Lea   152 

Carlsbad,    Eddy   153 

Carrizozo.  Lincoln   159 

Carson.  Taos  162 

Carthage,  Socorro   162 

Casa    Blanca.    Valencia   163 

Causey,  Roosevelt   163 

Cebolla.  Rio  Arriba   163 

Cedar  Hill,   San  Juan   163 

Cedarvale.  Torrance   163 

Centerville.   Union   163 

Central.    Grant   164 

Cerrillos.   Santa  Fe   .-164 

Cerro,    Taos   164 

Chacon,   Mora   164 

Chama.  Rio  Arriba  165 

Chainberino.    Dona   Ana   165 

Chamisal.    Taos   166 

Chamita.    Rio    Arriba   166 

Chapelle.    San    Miguel   166 

Chaperito,  San  Miguel  166 

Charlotte,  De  Baca  166 

Cherry  Vale.  San  ^liguel  166 

Chico.    Colfax   167 

Chilili,    Bernalillo   IG7 

Chimayo.  Santa  Fe  167 

Chloride.   Sierra   167 

Cimarron,    Colfax   167 

Clapham.   Union   170 

Claud,    Curry   170 

Clauiiell.    Roosevelt   170 

(^layton.  Union  170 

Cleveland.   Mora   176 

Cliff,    Grant   176 

Closson.  McKinley   177 

Cloudcroft,    Otero   177 

Cloverdale.    Grant   178 

Clovis.    Curry   17S 

Clyde,  Socorro   184 

Coal   Basin.  McKinley   184 

Colfax.    ^\)lfax  184 

Colmor,    i'olfax   185 


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Colonfas,  Guadalupe   185 

Columbus,    Luna   1S5 

Cone,  Union   187 

Conireras.  Socorro   1S7 

Corona,  Lincoln   187 

Correo.  Valencia  ._188 

Costilla.  Taos  188 

Cowles,  San  Miguel  188 

Coyote,  Rio  Arriba  189 

Crownpoint,  McKinley   189 

Crvstal.  San  Juan   189 

Cuates.  Union   189 

Cuba.    Sandoval   189 

Cubero.    Valencia   .  189 

Cuchillo.   Sierra   ,  190 

Cuervo.  Guadalupe  190 

Cumberland,  Chaves   190 

Curry,  Quay   190 

Cutter,   Sierra   190 

Datil.  Socorro   191 

David.  Union  191 

Dawson.   Colfax   191 

Dayton,   Eddy   192 

Dedman,    Union   192 

Delphos,  Roosevelt  19:5 

l>eminfc-,  I^una   193 

Dereno,    De   Baca   .  200 

Derry,    Sierra   200 

Des  Moines.  Union  201 

Dexter,    Chaves   202 

Diener,  Valencia  203 

Dilia.  .Guadalupe   203 

Dixon,  Rio  Arriba  204 

T^oming-o,  Sandoval  204 

Dominguez,    Sandoval   204 

Dona  Ana,  Dona  Ana   204 

Doretta.  San  :Mi£?-uel   204 

Dulce,  Rio  Arriba   204 

Dunlap,   De   Baca   204 

Duran.  Torrance  204 

East  Des  Moines,  Union  205 

East  Las  Vegas,  San  Miguel  205 

East  Vaughn.  Guadalupe  205 

Elephant    Butte.    Sierra   206 

Elida.  Roosevelt   206 

Elizabethtown,  Colfax   207 

Elk.  Chaves   208 

Elkins,  Chaves   208 

El   Paso,   Texas.   El   Paso   208 

El   Paso  Gap,   Eddy   278 

El  Rito,  Rio  Arriba  278 

El  Vado,  Rio  Arriba  279 

El    Valle,    Taos   279 

Elvira.  De  Baca  279 

Embudo.  Rio  Arriba  279 

l\mery    Gap,    Union   279 

Emzy,    Roosevelt   279 

Encino,    Torrance  279 

Endee,    Quay   280 

Engle,    Sierra   280 

Ensenada,  Rio  Arriba   281 

Espanola,  Rio  Arriba  281 

Estancia,   Torrance   282 

Estrada,  San  Miguel  284 

Eunice,   Lea   284 

Fair  view.  Sierra  284 

Farmington.  San  Juan  284 

Farwell.   Texas   Parmer   285 

Faywood.    Grant   i  285 

Field.    Curry   285 

Eierro.   Grant  286 

Flora  Vista.  San  Juan   286 

Floyd.    Roosevelt   286 

F<-,i8om.    Union   2S6 

Fort   r.ayard.  Grant   2S6 

{-•Tt   S.  lcion.   Dona  Ana   2S7 

H/^rt  Stanton.  Lincoln   2S7 

ropt  .Surnnt  r,  De  Baca  2S7 

Furt  Wincate,  McKinley  289 

H  r.  nrb.    Colfax   2S9 

Frio.  C^Miay  290 

Fruitland.  .^an  Juan   291 

'••■i>fe.    Lun.'i   291 

Gali.steo.  Santa  Fe  I  II_IIIIl291 


Gallegos,   Union   291 

Gallina.  Rio  Arriba  291 

Gallup,    McKinley   291 

Gardiner,    Colfax   29  6 

Garfield.    Dona  Ana   29  6 

Crarita.  San  Miguel  296 

Gascon,    Mora   296 

Gibson,    ^McKinley   296 

Gila.    Grant   297 

Gladstone,    Union   297 

Glencoe,  Lincoln  297 

Glenrio,  Quay   297 

Glenwood.  Socorro   297 

Glorieta,  Santa  Fe  298 

Golden.   Santa   Fe   29  8 

Governador,'  Rio  Arriba*  29S 

Grady,    Curry   29  8 

Grandview,   Union   298 

Grant,    Valencia   298 

Greenfield,  Chaves   299 

Greens  Gap,  Socorro  299 

Grenville,  Union   299 

Guadalupe,  De  Baca  299 

Guadalupita,  Mora  299 

Guy,    ITnion   300 

Machita.  Grant  30'> 

Hagerman,  Chaves  30n 

Hanover.    Grant   302 

Hassell,   Quay   303 

Hatch.   Dona  Ana   303 

Hatod.   Colfax   303 

Havener,    Curry  303 

Hayden,  Union  303 

Haynes.  Rio  Arriba   304 

Heaton,  McKinley   304 

Hermanas,    Luna   304 

Hermosa.  Sierra  ^  304 

High  P.olls.  Otero   304 

Hilario,  San  ^Miguel   304 

Hill,   I^ona  Ana   304 

flillsboro.  Sierra  305 

Hobbs,    Lea   306 

Hollene,    Curry   306 

Eiolman.  Mora   306 

Hondale.    Luna  .  307 

Hondo.  Lincoln  307 

Hope,   Eddy   307 

Hot   Springs,   Sierra   30S 

House,  Quay  309 

Hudson.  Quay   309 

Hummer,  Colfax  309 

Hurb  V.  Grant   309 

Hyer.   Santa  Fe   309 

Ima.    Quay   309 

Inez,  Roosevelt  309 

Ingicville.  De  Baca  310 

lone.   Union   31m 

Isidore.  Guadalupe  310 

Isleta,  Bernalillo  3I<1 

Jal,  Lea   310 

Jarales,  Valencia   310 

Jomes,  Sandoval   311 

Jenie/.  Springs,  Sandoval  311 

Jenkins.  I^ea  311 

Jicarilla,  Lincoln  311 

Jordan,    Quay   311 

Junt^.    San    Miguel   312 

1\t'lly,  Socorro  312 

K<'nna.    Roosevelt   312 

Kephart,    I'nion   312 

Kingston,  Sierra  312 

Kirlv.    Quav   313 

Kin  land.   San   Juan   313 

Ivnowh's,    Loa   313 

Koe  l\  1  e  r.   Co  1  fa  x   313 

La  Cut>\a.   Mora   314 

Laguna,    Valencia   314 

La  Juya.   Socorro.   314 

Lal<t'  Arthur,  Ciiaves  314 

l.;Jct>   Valley.   Sierra   314 

Lalvt'wood,  l<Mdy   315 

La   Lande,    Di^    I>aca   315 

Lu   Lindre.  San  Miguel   315 

i,.a  Luz,  Otero   315 


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La  Madora.  Rio  Arriba  

__31G 

La  Mt  sa.  Dona  Ana  

 316 

I. amy.  Santa  Fe   

___31(J 

Lanark,  Di)na  Ana  

__  31G 

I.anuton,  lloosovt'lt   

-     _  31», 

La  Plata.  San  Juan   

_  316 

Lar«:o.    San    Juan    _  — 
Las  Cruct'S.  Dona  Ana  

 _316 

_31T 

Las  Palomas.  Sierra  _ 

_321 

Las  Tablas.   Rio  Arriba  __  _ 

_  321 

Las   Vi'H:as.   San  Miguel   

o  .>  O 

L<m1oux,  I^lora   

-__  __  33U 

Lemitar,  Socorro 

._  _  _330 

Low.    Mora    _  _ 

_330 

l^fvV)a,    San    Migutl      _  _  _  _ 

 331 

Lincoln,  l^incoln           _  _ 

_  .331 

IJndrith.  Rio  Arriba 

Lingo.    Roosevelt    _  _. 

331 

Lock  no  V,    Quay        __  _ 

_     _  331 

Logan,    Quay         _     -      _  - 

_     _  331 

Longs,    Roosevelt   _ 

_  332 

Longwell.    Otero      _        _  _ 

_  332 

Lordsburg.  Grant 

332 

Los  Lunas.  Valencia           _  _ 

__  336 

Los    Tanos,  Guadalupe 

 337 

Los  Vigiles.  San  :Miguel  _ 

337 

Lourdcs,   San   Miguel     _  _ 

_  337 

Loving.    Eddy     _  —  _ 

Lovington,    Lea    _  _ 

Lucero,    Mora                     _  _ 

  338 

 338 

Lucille,    Quay         _      _  _  __ 

339 

Lucv,    Torrance  _ 

_     _  -_339 

Lulu,  Otero 

  339 

Lumberton.  Rio  Arriba 

339 

Luna.  Socorro          _  —      _  - 

_     _  339 

McAlister.  Quay     _  _ 

-339 

McDonald.  Lea    _                _  _ 

340 

McGaffev,  ;McKinlev 

340 

Mcintosh.  Torrance 

_  _340 

Madrid.   Santa  Fe 

_340 

:\Iaes.   San  ^Miguel 

_  340 

Magdalena.    Socorro  _ 
Malaga,  Eddy   

_  340 

__343 

•Malpie.  Colfax 

34  3 

^[anuelito,  McKinley  _ 

 343 

2VIarquez,  Valencia  _   

 343 

Maxw.ll,  Col  tax  _  _ 

343 

:>*Iayhill.  Otero 

 345 

Meek.  Lincoln   _        _  _ 

___  _  345 

Melrose.  Currv 

_  _345 

-^rentmore.  McKinlev 

___  _347 

Mescalero.  Otero        _    _      _  _ 

_  347 

Mesilla,  Dona  Ana      __  _    _  _ 

-  _348 

Mesilla  Park.  Dona  Ana  _ 

_     -  34S 

^lesquite.  Dona  Ana 

_  _  348 

Miami.  Colfax     _        _      _  _ 

 349 

MiiM'a.  Union 

349 

Mills.    Mora    _  __ 

_349 

Milnesand.  Roose\"elt 

__  350 

Mimbres.    Grant     _          _  _ 

___  350 

Mogollon.  Socorro  

-     _  _350 

Monero.    Rio  Arriba   

_  _  -3  51 

^lonticello.  Sierra   

 351 

Montova,  Quav       __  _   

___  351 

Monument.  Lea 

___  __351 

Mora,  Mora 

-           3  52 

^Ioriart\'.  Torrance  

-_  _  __352 

-     ___  352 

^^ountainair,  Torrance  

  35  3 

Mountain   Park.  Otero 

_  35  J 

Mount  Dora.  L'nion  _______ 

 35  t 

Mule    Creek.  Grant   

-__  __354 

Myndus.  Luna    

 3-4 

Xambo.  Santa  Fe  

 3  55 

Xara  Visa.  Quav  

Xegra.    Torrance  __  

 _3  5r, 

Xewhone,    Roosevelt  __   

-  3  56 

Xe\vkirl<.  Guadalupe   

 :;.".(; 

Xe\v    r^aguna.  Valencia  

 3  56 

Xewinan.    Oterf)  _  

 3  56 

Xog;il,  I^incoln   

 3  56 

Nolan,    r^lora   '  

Norton,    Quay   357 

Xutt,    Luna   357 

Obar,    Quay   357 

(^eate,   IMora   357 

Ochoa,    Lea   357 

Ohaysi.   Otero   357 

Ojo  Caliente,  Taos   358 

Ujo  Sarco,  Rio  Arriba  358 

Old  Albuquerque,  Bernalillo   358 

Olive.    Chaves   358 

Optimo,    Mora   358 

Orange.  Otero   358 

Orchard    Park,   Chaves   358 

Organ,   Dona  Ana   358 

Orogrande,    Otero   359 

Oscuro.    Lincoln   359 

Otto.    Santa    I-V'  '  359 

Pajarito,  Bernalillo  360 

Palma,  Torrance  360 

Park   View.   Rio  Arriba   360 

Parsons.  Lincoln  360 

Pasamonte.   L'nion   360 

Pastura,   Guadalupe   361 

Pearl,    Lea   361 

Peco.'-;.  San  Miguel   361 

Pedernal,    Torrance   361 

Penablanca.   Sandoval   361 

Penasco,    Taos   362 

I^endaries,  San  I^Iiguel  362 

Pendelton,   San   Juan   362 

Pennington,  Union  362 

Peralta,    Valencia   362 

Petaca,    Rio   Arriba   363 

Picacho.  Lincoln  363 

Pilar,    Taos   363 

Pinon,    Otero   363 

Pinos    Altos.    Grant   363 

Pintada.    Guadalupe   36  3 

Placitas.  Sandoval   363 

Plain,  Quay   364 

Plainview,    Lea   364 

Polvadfra.   Socorro   364 

T'ortales.  Roosevelt  ,  364 

Porvenir,   San   Miguel   m.  367 

Progresso,  Torrance   367 

Puertecito,    Socorro  368 

Puerto  de  Luna,  Guadalupe  368 

Quay.   Quay   ^68 

Queen.    Eddy   368 

Qutinado.   Socorro   368 

riu.sta.    Taos   368 

Rab.ntnn.    Lincoln   369 

Ramah.    McKinley   369 

Rana.   Quay   ,•^^.9 

Ranches  of  Taos.  Taos  369 

Tiancho.   Roosevelt   369 

P.angt  i-  I^ake,   T^»'a   370 

Raton,    Ctdiax   370 

Rayo,   Socorro   377 

lN  dlak»\  Roosevelt  377 

Red   River.  Taos   377 

Red  rock.    Grant   377 

Regina.    Sando^-.-al   37s 

R<diobotll.     MeKinlev   37s 

Renoona.  San  .Miguel  37s 

R'  s-  rve.  .Soeorro  _.  37S 

RilM-ra.  i>:\n  Miguel  37s 

Ricardo.   De   i;ae;i   379 

Rjehland.    P^oosevelt   379 

Piddle.  (;uadalui»o  379 

Tlilcx,  Soc<)rro   379 

PJncon.  Dona  Ana  379 

Rio    Crrande   3^0 

TM\'erside.  .*<an   Ju.in   3 SO 

ilori.ida,  Sm  Miguel   3so 

Rod.irte.   Tac^s   3^1 

Roib-o.  Gr;»nt  3m 

Rodt  \.   l>on;i   Ana   ZI3SI 

Kovrs.    linos,  velt   ;5S1 

I'vo.v.i.  Arnb;i   IIl3si 

liost  biid,    Uriion   3 si 

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\lo\.    Mora   400 

liiiidoso.    Lincoln   402 

SaMinoso.   San   Miguel   402 

S:iint  Vrain,  Curry  402 

Salt'ni.   Dona   Ana   403 

Salt  Lake.  Socorro   403 

San  Acacia.  Socorro   403 

San  Antonio,  Socorro   403 

Sandoval.    Sandoval   404 

San   Fidel.   Valencia   404 

San  Grronimo.  San  Migruel  404 

San  Ig-nacio,  Guadalupe   404 

San  Isidro.  Sandoval  404 

San  Jon,  Quay   404 

San  Jo.=;o.   San  Migruel   405 

San    Marcial,    Socorro   40.5 

San  Mateo.  Valencia  406 

San  Patricio,  Lincoln  406 

San    Rafael.    Valencia   407 

Santa  Cruz.  Santa  Fe  407 

Santa  Fe,  Santa  Fe  407 

Santa  Rita,  Grant   417 

Santa  Rosa,  Guadalupe  418 

Sap»llo.  San   Miguel   420 

Savdatch.  Sandoval   420 

Scholle.    Torrance   420 

Scott,  Lea   420 

Seboyeta.  Valencia  420 

Sedan.    Union   420 

Sena,  San  INIig-uel  421 

Seneca.  L'nion   421 

Senorito,  Sandoval  421 

Separ.    Grant   421 

Servilleta,   Taos   421 

Sherman.   Grant  421 

Shiprock,   San  Juan   421 

Shoemaker.  Mora  1  421 

Silton.  Luna   422 

Silver  City,  Grant   422 

Socorro.    Socorro   ...  430 

Sofia,  Union   432 

Soham,  San  ^Mig-uel   432 

Solano.    :\rora   433 

Springer.    Colfax   433 

Stanlev.  Santa  Fe   4  38 

State  Colleg-e,  Dona  Ana  437 

Steeplerock.  Grant  438 

Steins,    Grant   ^438 

Stelworth,    Otero   438 

Stong,  Taos   438 

Strauss,  Dona  Ana  4  39 

Sugarite,  Colfax   439 

Swastika,    Colfax   439 

Taft,  De  Baca   439 

Taiban.  De  Baca  439 

TajiQue.   Torrance   441 

Talpa,   Taos   441 

Taos,    Taos   ^  441 

Taos  Junction,  Taos   443 

Tapicitoes,  Rio  Arriba  443 

Tate,   Union   443 

Tatum,  Lea  443 

Taylor  Springs,  Colfax  443 


Teel.   Grant   443 

Texico.   Curry   444 

Thomas,  Union  446 

Thoreau.    McKinley   446 

Three    Rivers.    Otero   446 

Tierra  Amarilla.  Rio  Arriba  446 

Tijeras.  Bernalillo   447 

Tinnie,  Lincoln   447 

Toadlena,  San  Juan  447 

Tohatchi,    :\rcKinley   447 

Tokay,    Socorro   447 

Tolar,  Roosevelt   448 

Tome,  Valencia  448 

Torrance,    Lincoln   448 

Torreon.  Torrance   448 

Trampas.  Taos-  44S 

Trementina,  San  IMiguel  448 

Tres  Piedras.  Taos  448 

Tres  Ritos.  Taos   449 

Truchas.  Rio  Arriba  449 

Tucumcari,  Quay  449 

Tularosa.   Otero   456 

Turley.   San   Juan   457 

Tusas.  Rio  Arriba  457 

Tyrone.    Grant   458 

T'pton.  Roosevelt  459 

Ute  Park,  Colfax  4  59 

Valdez,    Taos   459 

Valf^don,    Grant   4  59 

Vallecitos,  Rio  Arriba  459 

Valley,   Union   459 

Valley  Ranch.  San  Miguel  459 

Valmont,    Otero   459 

Valmora.  Mora  4 GO 

Vanadium.    Grant   460 

Vance,    Union   460 

Van  Houten,  Colfax   460 

Vaf^iueros.  Rio  Arriba  460 

Vaughn,    Guadalupe   460 

Veguita.  Socorro  4  61 

Velarde.  Rio  Arriba   :__461 

Ventanes,   San  Miguel   461 

Venus.  Santa  Fe  461 

Vermejo  Park.  Colfa:^  461 

Villaneuva.   San   Miguel   461 

Wagon  ]\round.  ^Nlora  46  1 

Waldo.    Santa    Fe  463 

Warren,    Lea   4t')3 

Water  Canon,  Socorro   463 

Waterloo,   Luna   463 

Watrous,  Mora  463 

Weed.  Otero   4  64 

West.   Quay   464 

White  Mountain.  Otero  464 

White  Oalcs.  Lincoln  464 

White  Signal.  Grant   465 

White  Tail.  Otero   465 

Whitewater.  Grant  4  65 

Willard.  Torrance   465 

Yanicee,  Colfax  466 

Yeso.  De  Baca  466 

Youngsville.  Rio  Arriba  466 

Zuni,    McKinley   466 


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Index  to  Advertisements 


Acatleiny  of  Our  Latly  of  Light,  Santa 

Fe   406-F 

Admiral  Weldinq-  Shop,  Clovis  178 

AjAt'ncv   Co..   Albuciuerque   108-Li 

Alanu-da  Fuel  &  Grain  Co.,  El  Paso. 

Tfxas   208-15 

Albrisrht  &  Andt-rson.  Albuquerque_10S-Q 
Anni(|uer(iue     Foundry     &  Machine 

Worlxs   108-K 

Albuquerquo  Gas  &  Electric  Co.,  lOS-J 

Albuquertjue  Morning-  Journal  108 — N 

A  lbu(iuer(iue        Cerrillos  Coal  Co.,__ 

 Bade  Bone,  lo^-G  and  554 

Alexander  Jim  A,  FJl  Paso.  Texa.<3-_208-28 
Allaire,    Mclntyre    Co.,    San  Antonio, 

 Opp.  402 

Alvarado  Hotel.  Albuquertiue  108-L 

America  Detectives  Assn.,  Albuquer- 

(lue   108-1 

American   Eagle  Battery  &  JNIagneto 

Co..  Gallup   292-B 

American  Fixture  Co.,  Denver,  Colo.. 

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American  National  Banlv,  Iioswell__383 
American  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  El 

Paso.  Texas   208-7 

Amonett   E.  T.,   El  Paso,   Texas  and 

Roswell   -  _20S-17   and  388 

Anserbak  Co..  El  Paso,  Texas  208-25 

Antlers   Hotel,   Clovis   179 

Arble-Bartlett  Motor  Co.,  Las  Vegas 

  322-B 

Ai'tesia  Machine  Shop  and  Auto  Hos- 
pital  139 

Auto  Battery  &  Electric  Co.,  Alamo- 

gordo   102 

Auto   Service   Station.  Artesia  139 

Automobile  Parts  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas 

 •   208-5 

Ealdridge  J.  C.  Lumber  Co.,  Albuquer- 
que  108-:M 

Baldwin  Bros..  Magdalena  304-D 

Bank  of  Commerce,   Roswell   383 

Bank  of  Magdalena  340-B 

Eiank  of  San  :\Iarcial  '.  405 

Barnes    Commercial    School.  Denver. 

Colo..   Bottom  lines 

Barrington  E.  R.,  Socorro   Opp.  431 

Baumgarten  &  Wyler,  El  Paso,  Texas 

Becker  John  Co..  Belen  Opp.  144 

Becker-Maotavish  Co.,  :Magdalena_-o40-D 

Belen   Auto   Co.,   Opp.  145 

Bernalillo  Mercantile  Co.,   146 

Berry  J.  C.  &  Co..  Clovis  179 

Bishop  C.  A.  &  Co..  Santa  Fe  40fi-J 

Bond-Baker  Co..  Roswell  384 

Bond-Connell  Sheep  &  Wool  Co.,  Al- 

buquerf|ue  108-R 

Bond-Dillon  Co..  Albucjuerque   501 

Bond-McCarthy  Co.,  Taos  Opp.  440 

Bond  &  Nf>hl  Co..   Espanola   281 

Border  National  Bank,  El  Paso,  Tex- 
as  208-7 

Borderland  Auto  Supply  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas   208-6 

Borderland  Garag<',  Las  Cruo«'H__  318 

P.renner  S.  J..  L.us  Vegas  322-F 

Briggs  Geo.   E.,   SprinK^er  434 

Brock  R.  I"].,  Sprin«-er   4;>4 

Brown   Bros.   CJarage.   Corona  187 

Buchanan    Wehling   Works.    El  Paso. 

Texas   208-6 

Hurch  Alvin,  Taos   Opp.  441 

Burdick   E.   P.  Merc.  Co..  Midrose  346 

I'.Mrkhardt    E.   it    Sons    Iron    &  Wire 

Works  Co.,  Denvt-r.  I'olo  

 l^i)ttom   lines  and  H 

Business  Men's  Clearing  House.  I>»'n- 
ver,   Colo  Opp.  113 


C-D    Realty   &  Investment  Co.,  Ros- 
well  385 

Calhoun  &  Holmes.  Denver,  Colo  723 

California  Hotel.  Magdalena  340-E 

Camino  Real  Garage,  San  Marcial  406 

Cannon   Ball   Hotel,   Texico  445 

Canvon  Lime  Co..  Las  Vegas  322-G 

Capital   Hotel.    Santa   Fe  406-G 

Cai  l)on  Citv  Vulcanizing  Works,  Gal- 
lup  292-B 

Cardwell    Blue    Print    &    Supply  Co., 

Dt-nver,   Colo  '  Side  lines 

Carlsbad  Cattle   Loan   Co.   156 

Carpenter  Don  A.  &  Co.,  El  PasOr  Tex- 
as 208-24 

Carpenter  &  Carpenter,  Denver  Colo  D 

Carr  C.  R.,  Roswell   385 

Carrington  Motor  Co.,  Gallup  292-C 

Cai'i'izozo   News   160 

Cai-rizozo    Trading    Co  160 

Ciuson    &    Buckner,    Hope  307 

Carthage  Fuel  Co.,  San  Antonio  Opp.  402 

Cash  Grain  Co..  Raton  370-1 

Cassell  J.  C.  Santa  Fe  406-C 

Cassell  Tours  Co..  Santa  Fe  406-C 

Casto   Hott^l,   Doming  194 

Catron  &  Catron,  Santa  Fe  406-B 

Central  Auto  Co.,  Santa  Rosa  419 

Central  Auto  Repair  Shop,  Deming  194 

Central  Garage.  Des  ^Moines  201 

Central  Hotel.  Elida  206 

Ct-ntra)  Printing  Co.,  Albuquerque  108-O 

Chama  Beef  &  Supply  Co  165 

Cham])on  Henry  Estate.  Socorro_Opp.  431 
Chicago  Artificial  Limb  Co.,  El  Paso. 

Texas  208-4 

Cimarron  Garage   168 

Citizens  Bank.  Aztec  142 

Citizens  Lumber  Co..  Santa  Rosa  419 

Citizens    National    Banff,  Albuquer- 
que  :  108-E 

Citizens   National   Bank,   Roswell  386 

City  Garage,  Santa  Rita  417 

City   :vieat   ^Market,   Roy   400 

City  Realty  &  Loan  Co.,  Albuquerque 

  108-Q 

Clason  IMap  Co.,  Denver,  Colo  Opp.  112 

("lay ton  Abstract  Co  170 

Cla>ton   Agency   171 

Clayton    Citizen   171 

Clayton   News   172 

Clayton  Plumlnng  &  Heating  Co  172 

Clayton    Realty    Co.   172 

Closson  &  Closson,  Santa  Fe   406-C 

Cocks-Clark    Engraving    Co.,  Denver. 

Colo.   Bottom  lines 

Cole  David  B.,   Raton   370-J 

Cole's  Vulcanizing  Works,  Iioswen__3sti 
Colfax  County  State  Bank,  Springer__433 
Colfax  County  Title,  Abstract  iic  Se- 
curity Co..   Raton   370-D 

(""olfax  CJarage   185 

Colorado  Builders'  Supply  Co..  Denver. 

Colo.   Bottom  lines 

Colorado    Teachers'   Agency,  Denver, 

Colo.   Side  lines 

C(  tnmunity  .Milling  Co.,  El  Paso,  Tex- 
as  208-14 

Continental  Tie  &  Lumber.,  Cimarron  IGS 

Corky  Tire  Co.,  Carlsbad   154 

Corona  Trading  Co.   188 

Courehesne  A.,   El  Paso,  Texas  

 Bottom  lines  and  208-21 

Courtney  T.  L.,  Cloudcroft  177 

Courtney    Vulcanizing    Works,  Mag- 

d;ilena  340-A 

Coyote  Springs  Mineral  Water  Co.,  Al- 

bu(|U»r<iue  10.<-F 

Crawford  Cafe,  Carlsbad  154 

Creamery  Poultry  Co.,  Portales  365 


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Crollott  Fred  R.,  Albuquerque  108-S 

Orosta  C.  A.,  Denver,  Colo.,  

 Back  Cover  and  F 

Cuno  F.  H.  Co..  Denver,  Colo  563 

t'urless  Bert,  Clovis   ISO 

Curns  J.  Frank,  Wagon  Mound  

 Opp.  462 

Currv  Frank,  Lordsburg  333 

Custom  Assay  Office,  El  Paso,  Texas 

  208-3 

Danley    Bros.   Garagre,  Alamogordo__103 

Davis  Garag-e.   Raton   370-D 

Pawson  Fuel  Sales  Co.  191 

DeBaca    County    Abstract    Co.,  Fort 

Sumner   287 

Delmar  Hotel,  Gallup   292-F 

Deming-  Carriage  Works  195 

Doming  Headlight   195 

Deming  Ice  &  Electric  Co.  196 

Denung  Oil  Exchange  196 

Denver  Dry  Goods  Co.,  Denver  Colo., 

  Opp.  566-567 

Denver  Gas  &  Electric  Light  Co.,  Den- 
ver,  Colo.   Bottom  lines 

Denver  Mantel   &   Tile   Co..  Denver, 

Colo.   Top  lines  and  629 

Denver  Rock  Drill  Mfg.  Co.,  El  Paso. 

Texas  208-22 

Denver  Steel  &  Iron  Works  Co.,  Den- 
ver, Colo.  .Front  Cover  and  B 

Deubler  L.  E.,  Roy   401 

Diamond  Coal  Co..  Albuquerque  108-F 

Didier's  Garage,  Belen  Opp.  145 

Dieter  Bookbinding  Co.,  Denver,  Colo. 

 Side  lines 

Dixie  Pool  Hall.  Clayton  173 

Dodrill  Tire  Co..  Roswell  387 

l>oran  Paul,  Albuquerque   108-D 

Draughon's  Business  College,  El  Paso,  

Texas   208-9 

Dunbar  &  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas  

 Side  lines  and  208-31 

Duran  Garage   205 

Duran   Telephone   Co.   205 

Eastern  Auto  Radiator  Mfg.  Co.,  Den- 
ver, Colo.  Opp.  690-691 

Eccles  &  Hunter.  Roswell  387 

Eddy  County  Abstract  Co..  Carlsbad__153 

I-'dgar's   Garage,   Lordsburg   333 

Eklund  Hotel.  Clayton  173 

HI  Dorado  Hotel,  Las  Vegas  322-G 

Elida    Enterprise   207 

Klk    Hotel,    Tucumcari  :.  450 

Klmendorf  &  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas_- 

  208-31 

El  Xuevo  Mexicano,  Santa  Fe  406-1 

l-:i  I'aso  Auto  Wrecking  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas   208-6 

HI   Paso  Battery  &  Ignition  Co.,  El 

Paso,  Texas   208-4 

l-:i  Paso  Bitulithic  Co..  El  Paso,  Texas 

 __Top    lines    and  20S-27 

HI  Paso  Brick  Co..  El  Paso.  Texas__208-S 
HI   Paso   Chamber   of   Commerce.  El 

Paso.  Texas  208-28 

El  Paso  Foundry  &  :\Iachino  Co.,  El 

Paso,  Texas  208-23 

HI  Paso  Headlight  Gas  Co.,  El  Paso. 

,  Texas   ____208-3 

El   Paso  Hide  &  Leather  Co.,  Albu- 

querque  108-K 

HI  Paso  Hide  &  Leather  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas  jos-:s 

HI  Paso.  Iron  &  Metal  Co..  El  Paso. 

^  Tfxas   208-23 

I'iiso  Limestone  Quarries.  El  I'aso. 

Tt  xas  Bottom  lint-s  and  20S-21 

HI  Pa.su  Morning  Times,  El  Paso,  Tex- 

•'•"^   --   20S-2G 

i:i  Pa.so  Overland  Co.,  El  Paso.  Texas 

--    208-6 

HI  Pa.so  Radiator  &  Lamp  Co.,  El  Paso 

T.-.\as   ,  20S-5 


El  Paso  Ruling  &  Bindery,  El  Paso, 

Texas  208-28 

El  Paso  Sash  &  Door  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas   208-28   and  671 

El    Paso   Stock   Exchange,    El  Paso, 

Texas   208-33 

El  Paso  Trunk  Factory,  El  Paso,  Tex- 
as  208-34 

Ervin  Mfg.  Co..  El  Paso,  Texas  208-23 

Espanola  Mercantile  Co.  282 

Evening  Herald,  Albuquerque  108-O 

Exchange  Bank,  Carrizozo   161 

Expert  Service  Bureau,  Albuquerque 

 z   108-J 

Farmers  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Maxwell_344 

Farmers  State  Bank,  Texico  444 

Farmers  &  Stockmen's  Bank,  Wagon 

Mound   Opp.  462 

Farrow  Crouch  Logan  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas   208-12 

Feeders'  Supply  Co.,  Kansas  City  696 

Feil   &  Ellermeyer,  Belen  Opp.  145 

Feldman  Fred  J.  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas 

  208-27 

Fidelity  Abstract  Co.,  Tucumcari  451 

Finley  C.  H.  Co.,  El  Paso.  Texas__208-10 
Finnigan-Brovvn  Co.,  Albuquerque_108-K 
First  National  Bank,  Albuquerque_10S-E 

First  National  Bank,  Artesia  140 

First  National  Bank.  Belen  Opp.  144 

First  National   Bank,   Clayton  174 

First  National  Bank,  El  Paso,  Texas 

 Top  lines  and  208-8 

First   National   Bank,   Hagerman  301 

First  National   Bank,  Las  Vegas  322-C 

First  National  Bank,  Lordsburg  334 

First  National  Bank,  Magdalena  340-C 

First  National  liank,  ]N[elrose  346 

First   National   Bank,   Nara  Visa  355 

First    National    Bank.    Raton  370-G 

First  National  Bank,  Roswell  3S7 

First  National  Bank.  Santa  Fe  406-E 

Fimt  National  Bank,  Taos  Opp.  440 

First  National  Bank,  Tucumcari  449 

First  State  liank,  Capitan  151 

First   State  Bank.  Tularosa   457 

First  State  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Ros- 
well  3SS 

Fleischer  A,  Albuquerque   108-Q 

Fletcher  G.  E.  Monument  Works,  Al- 

buriuerque  lOS-N 

Floersheim  Mercantile  Co.,  Roy  401 

Floersheim  ^Mercantile  Co.,  Springer__435 

4Sth  Star  :\lills,  Albuquerque  lOS-K 

Four  States   Seeil   Co..   Clayton  174 

French  C  T.,  Albuquerque   lOS-T 

French   Lumber  Co.   290 

French  Real  Estate  Co.   290 

Friend  Chas.  &  Co.,  Denver,  Colo  

 Top  lines 

Frye's  Hotel.  Wagon  Mound  Opp.  463 

Fuller  <fc  Co..  Fort  Sumner  2SS 

(Jaines-Erb  Mfg.  Co.,  Denver,  Colo  

 Side  lines 

Gallup  American  Coal  Co..  Albuquer- 

(|ue  lOS-G  and  292-E 

Gallup  Electric  Light  &  Power  Co._292-E 

Gallup  State  Bank   292-D 

Gandara  J.  F.  Photo  Supply  Co.,  El 

Paso.   Texas   208-27 

Garcia  E.  G.  Co.,  Albuquerque  108-S 

Gate  City  Garage.   Raton   370-E 

Gerhardt   Herman.   Tucumcari   451 

Gibl)on's  Garage.  .Magdalena  340-.\ 

c;ihl>s  iSl-  AV'atkins.  Silver  City  423 

Crillveson    Hott-i.    IloswoU   3S2 

Gilpin   ]lubl)»>r  Works,   Deming  197 

Gh^he  IMastfr  ^tr  .Mining  Co..  Carlsbad  lo.*» 

Glc^be  The.  HI  Paso,  Texas  205-1  1 

GoodoU  Co..   Silver  City   4.'4 

Gi:Uiam    W.    H.    Mrlrose   317 

Gregory  W.  D..  HI  Paso.  Texas  20S-31 

drnonis'   Wholesale  Grocery  Co.,  Al- 
amogordo   103 


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Gross,  Kelly  &  Co.,  Las  Vo&as  322-F 

Gross,  Kelly  &  Co..  Santa  Fe  40G-I 

Guaranty  Abstract  &  Title  Co.,  Carls- 
bad  155 

Guiry  Bros.  Wall  Paper  Co.,  Denver, 

Colo.    J 

Gunther  &  Sons,  Denver,  Colo.   F 

Gusdorf   Gerson,   Taos   0pp.  441 

Hamilton  Insurance  Agency,  Tucum- 

cari   452 

Hanna  &  Hanna,  Albuquerque  1U8-P 

Hartley  &  Dormann,  Denver,  Colo — 

 Opp.  636 

Harwood  Industrial  Home  School  tor 
Spanish-American  Girls,  Albuquer- 
que  108-T 

Havward  Agency,  Santa  Fe  406-H 

Heaton    D.    E..    Hillsboro   305 

Hedg-ecock  P.ros.  Garage,  Endee  280 

Heid  Bros,  El  Paso,  Texas  208-18 

Hercules  Powder  Co.,  Denver,  Colo —  L 

Hickman  C.  A.,  Aiamogordo  104 

Hidalgo  County  Abstract  Co.,  Dords- 

burg   334 

Higgins  C.  N.,  Las  Vegas  322-B 

Highway  Garage,  :\Iontoya  351 

Hills-Sutton  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas  

 Side  lines  and  208-30 

Hilton  A.  H.  iMerc.  Co.,  San  Antonio 

 Opp.  403 

Hollen  House,  Lordsburg  334 

Hollomon  W.  F.  &  5ons,  Artesia  140 

Hondo  Tie  «S:  Lumber  Co.,  Santa  Fe — 

•    406-H 

Hotel  Aragon,  Magdalena  340-E 

Hotel  Broadway,  Silver  City  425 

Hotel   Gilder,   Xew.   Roswell  389 

Hotel  La  Pension.  Las  Vegas  322-G 

Hotel  Lebert,   Alills   349 

Hotel  Libertv.  :Magdalena  340-F 

Hotel  Paso  del  Norte,  El  Paso,  Tex- 
as  208-19 

Hotel  Sheldon.  El  Paso,  Texas  208-20 

Hotel  St.  Regis,  El  Paso,  Texas__208-19 

Hotel  Val  Verde,  Socorro  Opp.  430 

House-Hold  Hardware  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas  208-17 

Hughes  F.  :M.,  Solano  433 

Humphries  Garage,  Tucumcari  452 

Huning  &  Connfll,  Los  Lunas  336 

Hurd  E.  P.,  El  Paso,  Texas  208-9 

Ilfeld  Louis.  Albuquerque   108-S 

Immaculate  Conception  Academy,  Las 

Vegas   322-E 

International    Business    College,  El 

Paso.  Texas   20S-9 

International  State  Bank,  Raton  __370-F 
Investment     &    Agency     Corp.,  Las 

Vegas  322 -H 

Johndohl   J.   E.   Boiler   &   Sheet  Iron 

Works.  Denver.  Colo  Bottom  linos 

Johnson  Noel  L.,  Hope   308 

Johnson  Tom  B..  El  i'aso,  Texas  208-32 

Journal  Publishing  Co.,  Albuquerciue 

  lOS-N 

Joyce-Pruit  Co..  Roswell   390 

Kansas    City    Structural    Steel  Co.. 

Kansas  City,  Mo.  Top  lines  and  E 

Klock  W.  S.,  Albuquerque  lOS-I 

Knollin  Sheep  Commission  Co..  Den- 
ver. Colo.  Bottom  lines 

Korber  J.  &  Co.,  Albu<|Ut'rque  108-K 

Krakauer-Zork   Co.,    El   i'aso,  Tex.-xs 

  20S-23 

Krek  Frank.  Raton   370-D 

Krupp  Haymon  «Si  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas 

  20S-13 

Lail   Supply  Co..   Cimarron   169 

Lallie  Surveying  Instrument  t't  Sup- 
ply Co..  Denv.  r.  Colo.  Side  lint>s 

Lamb  Motor  Co.,  Gallup  292-C 

Lander  Lumber  Co.,   El   Paso,  Texas 

  208-21 

Landea  &  McLean,  Belen  Opp.   14  5 


La  Revista  de  Taos,  Taos  ..Opp.  441 

Larrabee  X-Ray  Laboratory,  El  Paso, 

Texas  208-21 

Las  Cruces  Battery  &  Electric  Co.  319 

Las  Vegas  Daily  Optic  322-H 

Las  Vegas  Lumber  Co.   322-H 

Las  Vegas  Roller  Mills  322-F 

Las  Vegas  Steam  Laundry  322-G 

Las  Vegas  Title  Guaranty  Co  322-B 

Lathroi>    Garage,    Roswell  391 

Laughlin  &  Barker,  Santa  Fe  406-B 

La   Union   Del   Pueblo.   Clayton  175 

La  Union  Store,  Wagon  :Mound__Opp.  463 
Lesinsky  H.  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas--208-16 

Lester  AIotOF  Co.,  Deming  197 

Liberty   Iron   &;  Metal  Co.,   El  Paso, 

Texas  208-20 

Lincoln  County  Abstract  Co.,  Carri- 

zozo   161 

Livestock  Exchange.  Fort  Sumner  289 

Loi-dsburg  ^Mercantile  Co.,  332 

Lydia    Patterson   Institute,   El  Paso, 

Texas  208-29 

Lyon  :M.  &  Co.,  Kansas  City,  Mo  

 Front  Cover  and  599 

MoChes  Mills,  Taiban  440 

McCutchen  Hotel,  East  Vaughn  206 

McElhinney  Tile  &  :Marble  Co.,  Den- 
ver. Colo.  Top  lines  and  628 

Mcllvain  W.  F.,  Carlsbad  156 

Mclntyre  John,  San  Antonio  Opp.  403 

McKinley  County  Bank,   Gallup  292-D 

:>IcMurtry   Mfg.   Co..   Denver.  Colo  

 Back  Bone  and  Opp.  244-245 

McPhee  &  INIcGinnity  Co.  Denver,  Colo. 

Front   Edge  and  Top  End  of  Leaves 

and  Oi>p.  2G0-261 

Magdalena  Auto  Supply  Co.,  340-A 

Magdalena  Garage  340-A 

:\Iagdalena  News  340-F 

Magdalena  Publishing  Co.,  340-F 

Manning  C.  C.  Co.,  Gallup  292-E 

Manning  &  Co..  El  Paso,  Texas  208-32 

^Uii'tin  A.  L.  Co.,  Albuciuerque  lOS-R 

Martinez  Emilio  &  Sons,  Ranches  of 

Taos  369 

Mauger  W.  E..  Albuquerque  lOS-T 

.Maxwell  Lumber  Co.,  344 

Maxwell  Sui)ply  Co  345 

:\Ienaul    School,    Albuquerque  108-G 

Mercantile    Lumber    &   Banking  Co., 

Rincon  3S0 

Merchants  Bank,  Gallup  292-D 

Merchants  Cafe.  Santa  Fe  406-J 

:Merritt    Printing    &    Stationery  Co., 

Denver,  Colo  Opp.  248-249 

Mesa  Garage,   IMills   350 

Mesilla   Valley   Welding   Works,  Las 

Cruces  319 

Midwest  Hotel  &  Annex,  Kansas  City. 

Mo.   601 

Midwest  Steel  &  Iron  Works  Co..  Den- 
ver. Colo  Front  Cover  and  D 

Miller  E.  J.,   Denver.  Colo  

 Back  Cover  and  722 

Mine  &  Smelter  Supplv  Co..  El  Paso, 

Texas  2u8-24 

Modern  Garage.  Hagerman  301 

Molinar  y  Rey  &  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas 

  208-16 

Moloney   Battery  &  Ignition  Co..  El 

Paso.   Texas   20S-4 

Monoro  Fuel  Co..  Santa  Fe  4  06-E 

Montezuma  Baptist  College.  Las  Vegas 

 '  322-D 

Montt/uma    H(Uel.    S;inta    Fe  406-G 

M(»on    Produce   St.ition.    Portahs  366 

Moore   Ch;is.  .M;igdalena   340-F 

Moore  H.  W.  Co.,  FA  l\iso.  Texas. _208-22 
Mo.>r(?  Hardware  &^  Iron  I'o..  It.Miver. 

Colo  Front  ('over  and  (.>pp.  212 

Moore  Iron  Works.  K[  Paso.  Texas 

  20S-27 

.Moore   Paul   B.,   Magdalena   340-C 


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Mornlngstar  &  Augustine,  Lordsburg  335 

Morris   Grain   Co.,   IMelrose   347 

Morrison  &  Weeks,  Albuiiuer<!ue__10S-Q 
Morse  Bros.  Macliinery  6c  Supply  Co., 

Denver  Colo  ^  _ 

 Front  Cover  and  Opp.22S-229 

Mosquero  Land  Co  353 

Mossman,  Gano  &  Sippel,  Albuquerque  519 

Motor  Inn,  French  290 

Mt.  Frankin  Fuel  &  Feed  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas   Top  lines  and  208-15 

Mountain  Electric  Co.,  Denver,  Colo|, 

 Bottom   lines   and  568 

"Mountain  States  .Maciiinery  Co.,  Den- 
ver Colo  Side  lines  and  Opp.  637 

Munroe  C.  B..  Silver  City   426 

Murrav  &  Layne  Co.,  Deming  198 

National    Bank,    Carlsbad  156 

National  Carage  Co.,  Raton  370-E 

National   Store   Fixture   Co.,  Denver. 

Colo  Side  lines 

National  Tuberculosis  Sanatorium,  Al- 

amogordo   104 

Navajo  Curio  Co.,  Gallup   292-F 

Neustadt  Simon.  Los  Lunas   337 

New  Field  Oil,  Lease  and  Realty  Co., 

Clevis   i  181 

New  Hotel  Hall,  Magdalena  340-E 

New  Hotel  Weigele,  Alaniogordo  105 

New  Jersey  Fidelity  &  I'late  Glass  In- 
surance Co.,  Denver,  Colo. -Bottom  lines 
New  IVIethod  Cleaners  &  Dyers,  Den- 
ver, Colo.   Back  Cover 

New    Mexico    Candy    Kitchen,  Albu- 
querque  108-1 

New   ^Mexico   College   of  Agriculture 

and  Mechanic  Arts,  State  College — 437 
New  Mexico  Construction  Co.,  Albu- 
querque  108-O 

New  Mexico  Fire  Brick  Co.,  Gallup  292-E 
New  :Mexico  Implement  Co.,  Deming — 199 
New  ^Mexico  Justice   and  Constables' 
Practical  Guide  and  Form  Book,  Al- 

amogordo  105 

New  Mexico  Loan  &  :\Iortgage  Co.,  Al- 
buquerque  108-M 

New   Mexico  Normal  University,  Las 

Vegas   322-E 

New  Mexico  Oil  Digest.  Santa  Fe__406-I 
New  Mexico  Oil  Lease  Co.,  Portales  —  366 
New  Mexico  Ruralist,  Albuquerque  108-O 
New  Mexico  State  Bank,  San  Anttmio 

 Opp.  403 

New  Mexico  State  Normal  School.  Sil- 
ver City   422 

New  Mexico  State  School  of  Mines,  So- 
corro  lOpp.  431 

New  Rolston  Hospital,  El  Paso,  Texas 

 Opp.  262 

New  Wilson   Hotel,   Magdalena  340-F 

Nock   &   Garside    Elevator   Co.,  Den- 
ver, Colo.  Opp.  132 

Nutting  Walter  E,  Raton  370-1 

O.  K.  Sheet  Metal  Works,  Albucjuer- 

que   lOS-D 

Ocean  to  Ocean  Garage.  Socorro  Opp.  431 
Ocean  to  Ocean  Garage  Co.,  Magdal- 
ena  340-B 

O'Fallon  M.  J.  Supply  Co.,  Albucjuer- 

que   -  lOS-P 

O'Fallon    M.    J.    Supply    Co..  Denver, 

Colo.,  Bai'k  lU)ne  and  Opp.  254-2.'i5 

O'Hara  M.  C.   it  Son.   Las  Cruces  320 

Old    Homestead    Bread    Co.,  Denver, 

Colo.  ,  Side  lines 

OM  Trail  Garage.  Raton  370-F 

Optic  Publishing  Co.,  Las  Vegas  _.322-H 

(•'lifilly  T.  J.  it  Co.,  Alamogordo  Km; 

Ori.-ni  Hotel.  Silvi-r  City  427 

Ot.ro   C\Mjnty   Abstract   &   Title  Co.. 

Alamctrordo   106 

Otis  A'.  Co.,  Di>nver,  Colo  Bottom  lims 

Pal.ic  Hotel.  Carlsbad   157 

Park   Flot«'l,  Diniitig   ,  19!) 


Park's  Business  School,  Denver.  Colo., 

 Boctom  lin  s 

Pattison  Will  H.  Seed  Co..  Clovis___lS2 
I'ecos  Valley  Alfalia  Mill  Co.,  Hagjr- 

man   302 

Pecos  Valley  Hide  &  Fur  Co.,  Carls- 
bad  157 

Pecos  Valley  Oil  Exchange,  Artesia__  loS 

Pecos  Valley   Realty  Co.,   Roswell  39  3 

Penney   J.   C.   Co.,   Raton  37u-I 

Pioneer  Bakery,  Albuciuerque  iuS-D 

Pioneer  Granite  &  Marble  Works,  El 

Paso,  Texas  2uS-2  5 

Pioneer  Iro,n  &  Wire  Works  Co..  Den- 
ver, Colol  Back  Cover  and  Opp.  213 

Plaiia    Trust    &    Savings    Bank,  Las 

Vegas    322 -C 

Plumlee  Hospital,  Roy  402 

Poi)e  &  Ridge.  Alamogordo  lu6 

Popular  Dry  Goods  Co.,  El  Paso,  Tex- 
as  208-11 

Portales  Broicerage  &  Commission  Co.  367 
Potter  Floral  &  Confectionery  Co.,  El 

Paso,  Texas  2uS-14 

Pritchett  B.  N..  Silver  City  42S 

Public    Stenographers    Co.,    El  Paso, 

Texas  2l»S-25 

Publishers'    Press    Room    &  Bindery 

Co.,  Denver,  Colo  Bottom  lines 

Pullman  Cafe,   Clayton   175 

Pure  Food  Bakery,  Carrizozo  162 

Puryear  Bros.  :Motor  Co.,  i^os..   11  ., 

Quickel  Auto  &  Supply  Co.,  Albucnier- 

que   luS-D 

Raabe  &  Mauger,  Albuqucr  lue  ^  o-^ 

Rapp  ilonument  Co.,  Clo.is   xo-! 

Raton  Chamber  of  Commerce  370-J 

Raton   Publishing  Co.   370-j 

Reed   &  Wilson,   Roswell   394 

Renehan  A.  B.,  Santa  Fe  4u6-C 

Revista  Catolica.  El  Paso.  Texas  2uS-2ij 
Rhein  Specialty  Agency,  El  Paso.  Tex- 
as  2jS-3 

Rheinheimer    Lumber    Co.,    El  Paso. 

Texas  1  i:os-22 

Richards  Motor  Co.,  SiLer  City  iiT 

Riedling  A.  I.  Music  Co..  Al!)uriULT(iUf' 

 Side  lines  and  leS-P 

Rio   Grande  Oil  Co..   El   Paso.  Texas 

  2  s-2'". 

Rio  Grande   Real   Estate  &  Commi- 

sion  Co..  Las  Cruces  32i> 

Roberts-Dearborne      Hardware      Co  , 

Carlsbad   i.'S 

Rogers  Furniture  Co..  El  Paso.  Te  as 

 Top   lines  and   2  n-P: 

Rosenwald  Bros..  Albuquer<iue  P  S-J 

Ross   Tom.   Clovis   In:'. 

Roswell  Auto  Co.  r;:t4 

Roswell   L>uicl<  Co.   r.P.I 

Ivoswell  Laundry  Co.  

Roswf'll  Overland  Co  396 

Roswell    Seed    Co.   39  u 

P^jtlunan  Henry  D,  Albuquer(|ue  lo.S-M 
St    Louis.   Rocky  Mountain  &  Pacific 

Co..    Raton   3;o-H 

St.    Marks   Hospital.    EI    I\iso,  Texas 

  2t'S-l"< 

St.  Marys  Hosj>ital,  Gallup  2:'2-F 

Sf.   .Michael's  College,   Santa   Fe  4"6  I' 

St.  Vin(>ent  .-Vcath  niy.  Albuquerque  1"»S-H 

S.anta   F'e   Puilders"  Supply  Co  4<'6-H 

Santa  Fe  Motor  Co  406-n 

Santa    Fe    New    Mexican  Publishing 

Corp.   Side  lin.-s  and  »'"'-T 

Santa  Fe  Typewriter  Exchange  4' 

Santa  Fe  Water  &  Ligl\t  Co  406-(7 

Santa    llita  Store  Co  4  I  s 

Santa    Rosa   Mercantile   Co._  42'> 

Scott    CJarage,    Lordsburg  Go"* 

Seohrist    Albert     Mfg.     Co..  Denver, 

Colo.  Top  lin<>5« 

Security  Abstract  Co..  Carlsbail  i.'.^ 


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Security  Bank  &  Trust  Co..  EI  Paso, 

Texas   'J.oS-1 

Security   Title   Abstract   Co.,  Socorro 

 (jpp.  431 

Seiler  Franlv  i:.  Las  Criices  3:Jl 

Serna  Bros.,   Lspanola   2^2 

Service  Ciaraj^t-.  San  Antonio  Opp.  4v.l 

Se.vton   J.   W..   Elida   207 

Sharp-Elliott  Mtg-.  Co..  i.l  Paso,  Te.v- 

as   2^8-22 

Shelton  Auto  Co..  Hope  '.U.S 

Silver  City  I'.attery  &  Ignition  Co  428 

Silver  City   I ntUpendent   42S 

Silver  City   National   iJank   42'.) 

tSilver  City  I'ouer  Co  42y 

Silver  City  Savinj^s  "  I'.anlv  4  2'J 

Silver  Moon  Caie.  Baton  3i"U-J 

SisneroH   Stt'Van.  Taos  Opp.   44  l 

Slack-Borner  i>rass  Sits-  Co.,  Den  .  er, 

Colo.   t>otlom  lines 

Slaughter  i^L-ctric  &.  ^Machine  Co.,  El 

Paso,  Texas  2o8-13 

Slease  Wm.  D.,  llillsboro  3u6 

Smith-Brooks    i*rintiUf^    Co.  Denver, 

Colo  Opp.  236-237 

Smith  Machine  Co.,  El  i'aso.  Tv.xas  2u8-22 
Snyder  W.  A.  Commission   Co.,  Den- 
ver Colo.  706 

Southern  Auto  Co.,  Carlsbad  159 

Southern  Border  Motor  Co..  El  Paso, 

Texas   2uS-7 

Southwest  Engineering  Co.,   ii^l  Paso, 

Texas  208-14 

Southwest   Investment   Co.,    El  Paso, 

Texas  2u8-32 

South-West  Oxwelding-  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas    2^8-34 

Southwestern  Developer,  Santa  Fe  406-1 
Southwestern  Electric  &  ^Machine  Co.. 

El  Paso,  Texas   208-14 

Southwestern    Eng-ine'^^ring-  Supply 

Co..  El  Paso,  Texas  208-24 

Southwestern  Junk  Co.,  Albuqueniue 

 108-M 

Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co.,  El 

Paso,  Texas  Top  linos  and  2i)S-9 

Southwestern  Sheet  Metal  Works,  El 

Paso,  Texas  2  .8-29 

Southw'estern  Wreckinf  Co.,  El  Paso, 

Texas  208-24 

Spatz  Wm.  L..  Santa  Fe  4o6-J 

Springer  Lumber  Co.  436 

Spring-er    Times   436 

Scar    Auto    Wrecking?    Co.,    El  Paso, 

Texas   2u8-6 

Star  Lumber  Co.,  Clayton  175 

State  National  I'ank.  Albunuerque  1  )S-F 
State   I'niversity  of  New  Alexico,  Al- 

buiiueniue  108-H 

Stuart   Mercantile  Afjrency,   Santa  Fe 

  406-E 

Stuhbl.fuld    C.    B.    Co..    Springer  436 

Scudebaker  Garage,  .•.lagilakna  o40-B 

Sturges   Hot*  1,   Albu<!U.'r(iue  108-L 

Sun(il)y    Wm.,    Tularosa   457 

Sunshine  I'harmac>',  Capitan  151 

Superior    Lumber   &    Mill   Co.,  Albu- 
querque  1()8-N 

Swastika  Fuel  Co.,  Raton  

 Bottom  End  of  Lea»es  and  3.7ii-H 

Taiban  Hotel  440 

Taiban  Valley  News   _4:5!i 

Taiohert  J.  A.  &  Co.,  Las  Vegas__322-F 

Tanner  Oscar  U..  Hag«-rman  3  0 

T.ros    Printing   &   I'ulilisliing  Co  

 Opp.  441 

Tnos  Valley   News  &   El  XJrejiusculo, 

Taos   Oiq>.  441 

T.".upert   Robert   J.,   I..as   Vegas  322-G 

Taylor  P.   D..   lloswell   3;»7 

Taylor  it  Clay.  Denver.  Colo.__Toi>  lin.s 
T«  \ic()-Farw.'ll  Brfxuii  Co..  Tex itM)_  _44  5 
Thi.  l   Detective  Service  Co..  El  Paso. 

Texas  208-12 

Thornhill  B.  C.  El  Paso. "  Texas.  _208-l  4 
Thornton-Riding-ton  l^o.,  G.-illup  

 Top  lines.  21* 2- B  and  518 


Titsworth  Co.,  Capitan  152 

Triangle    Lumber    6c    Hardware  Co., 

I).-\t.T   203 

Tri -State  Accessories  Corp.,  El  Paso, 

Tr.xas  Top  lines  and  2o8-5 

Trost  Leo  J,  El  I'aso.  Texas  2us-6 

Troy  Trailer  Sales  Co.,  Denver  Colo., 

 Bottom  lines 

Trueba-Zozaya,-  El  i'aso,  Texas  208-17 

Truscon  Steel  Co.,  El  Paso.  Texas  2o8-30 

Truscon  Steel  Co.,   Uoswell   398 

Tucun\cari  Abstract  Co.   453 

Tucumcari  Ice  and  Coal  Co  4  53 

Tucumcari    Oil    j-^xchange   4o3 

Tucumcari  Oil        Gas  Co  454 

Tucumcari    Translir    Co  454 

Tularosa  Real  Estat'e  Oitice  456 

Turner  J.  C,  Clayton  176 

Turner   Land    &    Abstract    Co.,  Ros- 

well   39  8 

Turner  Welding  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas__ 

  208-34 

Tyrone    Garage   458 

U.  S.  Garage.  Santa  Fe   406-D 

Union  County  Trust  &  Savings  Assn., 

Clayton   174 

United    Realty   Co.,   Clayton   176 

Universal  Tire  Co.,  Kl  Paso,  Texas  208-6 

Vandagriff   Bros.,   Artesia   141 

Venus  Creamery  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas 

  208-20 

V^erdeckberg-  Iron  &  Wire  Works  Co., 

L^enver  Colo  Side  lines  and  G 

Victoria  Hotel.  Rincon   380 

Vorenberg  Hotel,  Tucumcari  454 

Vorenberg     Mercantile     Co.,  Wagon 

Mound   Opp.  463 

Wagon  ^lound  Investment  Co.,  Opp.  462 

Waite  Willis  W.,  El  Paso,  Texas  208-21 

Walton    Oscar    F.,    Alamogordo  107 

Ward  Auction  Co.,   Denver,  Colo.,  

 Side  lines 

Ward's  Studio,  Tucumcari  455 

Warman'.s  Vv'elding-        Boiler  Works, 

Roswell  399 

Watrous  Garagre   '.  463 

Weigele  Pipe  Works,  Denver,  Colo.,  C 

VVelch-Hafi  ner   Printing   Co.,  Denver. 

Colo  Opp.  224-225 

Wells  C.  :Max,  Santa  Fe  406-D 

Welter  Saddlery  Co.,  Roswell  399 

Wc'nsell  Claude  Co.,  Wag-on  Mound  

 Opp.  463 

West  Bros.,  Hag-erman  302 

West  Texas  Fuel  Co.,  El  Paso,  Texas 

  208-15 

Wt  st  Texas  Saddh-ry  &  Findings  Co., 

El  I'aso,   Texas   208-21 

Western    P>attery   &  Magneto  Co..  El 

Paso.    Texas   208-4 

Western   Elaterite   Roofing-  Co..  Den- 
ver. Colo.   Side  lines  and  I 

Western  Metal  Mfg-.  Co..  El  Paso.  Tex- 
as  Top  lines  and  723 

Western   Steel   Products   Co.,  Denver. 

Colo.   Back    Cover   and  K 

Western   Transfer  Co..   Silver  City  430 

Western   Typewriter   Sales   Co.,  Den- 
ver. Colo.   

--Front  and  Back  Covers  and  Opp.  324 

White  Garag-e,  Las  Vegas  322-B 

White   J.    li..   Clovis   1S4 

White   Line  Stage  Co..    Roswell  31^9 

Whitmer,  .Jackson  &  Co..  Albuiiuerque 

  lOS-R 

Wilkinson  &  Giusta.  D«'nver.  Colo..-_ 

 Side  lines 

Wilson   H.   P.   it  Co..   Denver,  Colo.__ 

 Bottom    lines    and  628 

Witht^rs  Motor  Co..   Fort   Sumner  288 

Wtdtinger  G.  J.,  Alamogord»>  107 

\\>'ol   Scouring-  Mills  of  Albu<tu«'rquo 

  lOS-T 

Woothen    Arthur.    Clayton   176 

Wright  C.  D.,  Tucumcari   4.'>5 

Zelman.  Kotosky  Co.,  El  Paao,  Texas 

  208-16 


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STATE  OFFICERS. 


EXECUTIVE. 


Governor — O.  A,  Larrazolo  Las  Vegas 

Legal  Advisor  to  Governor — A.  A.  Sedillo  '.  Albuquerque 

Private  Secretary  to  Governor — ^A.  A,  Senecal  Santa  Fe 

Lieutenant-Governor — Benjamin  F.  Pankey  Santa  Fe 

Secretary  of  State — Manuel  Martinez  Logan 

Assistant  Secretary  of  State — 'Mateo  Lujan  Clayton 

Attorney  General— -O.  O.  Askren  Roswell 

Assistant  Attorney  General — Harry  S.  Bowman  Santa  Fe 

Assistant  Attorney  General — N.  D.  Meyer  Estancia 

Auditor — Edward  Sargent   Chama 

Chief  Clerk  to  Auditor — Earl  T.  Wiley  Santa  Fe 

Treasurer — Chas.  U.  Strong  Mora 

•Chief  Clerk  to  Treasurer — Margaret  Strong  Santa  Fe 

Commissioner  of  Public  Lands — Nelson  A.  Field  Socorro 

Assistant  Commissioner  of  Public  Lands — -Frederick  Muller  Santa  Fe 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction — J.  H.  Wagner  Las  Cruces 

Assistant  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction — ^,1.  V.  Conway  Santa  Fe 

Director  of  Industrial  Education — Mrs.  Ruth  C.  Miller  Santa  Fe 

Child  Welfare  Division — Dr.  Sarah  E.  Coker.  Director. 

Corporation  Commission — Hugh  H.  Williams,  chairman  Deming 

Bonifacio  Montoya  Bernalillo 

J.  M.  Luna  Los  Lunas 

Edwin  F.  Coard,  rate  clerk  Santa  Fe 

A.  L.  Morrison,  clerk  Santa  Fe 

Commissioner  Department  of  Health — C.  E.  Waller,  M.  D. — __  Santa  Fe 

State  Traveling  Auditor — A.  G.  Whittier  Santa  Fe 

Assistant  Traveling  Auditor — Paul  A.  Hall__'_  Santa  Fe 

Assistant  Traveling  Auditor-rGilberto  Mirabal  Santa  Fe 

State  Bank  Examiner— J.  B.  Read  Santa  Fe 

State  Engineer — Leslie  A.  Gillctt  Santa  Fe 

Assistant  State  Engineer — Geo.  M.  Neel  Santa  Fe 

Superintendent  of   Insurance — Remigio   Mirabal  Gallup 

Game  and  Fish  Warden— Thos.  P.  Gable  Dawson 

Superintendent  of  Penitentiary — Fidel  Ortiz  Las  Vegas 

Adjutant  General — James  Baca  Santa  Fe 

Mine  Inspector — Jo  Sheridan  Silver  City 

Librarian — Mrs.  Anita  J.  Chapman    Santa  Fe 

•Mounted  Police. — A.  A.  Sena.  Captain  Las  Veiras 


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JUDICIARY. 
State  Supreme  Court. 


Chief  Justice — Frank  W.  Parker  Santa  Fe 

Justice — Clarence  J.  Roberts  Santaj  Fe 

Justice — H.  F.  liaynolds  Sanra  Fe 

Clerk— Jose  D.  Sena  Santa  Fe 

Supreme  Court  Reporter — Ira  L.  Grimshaw_*_  Santa  Fe 


DISTRICT  COURTS. 

First  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  Santa  Fe,  Rio  Arriba  and  San  Juan 

Judge — Reed  HoUoman   Santa  Fe 

District  Attorney — Alex  B.  Read  Santa  Fe 

.Clerk,  Santa  Fe  County — Alfredo  Lucero  Santa  Fe 

Clerk,  Rio  Arriba  County — Manuel  A.  Esquibel  Tierru  Amarilla 

Clerk.  San  Juan  County — Ralph  W.  Bergin  Aztec 

Second  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  Bernalillo,  McKinley  and  Sandoval. 

Judge — M.  E.  Hickey  Albuquerque 

District  Attorney — George  R.  Craig  Albuquerque 

Clerk,  Bernalillo  County — Nestor  Montoya  Albuquerque 

Clerk,  McKinley  County — Chas.  \V.  Davis  Gallup 

Clerk,  Sandoval  County — P.  Fernando  Armijo  Bernalillo 

Third  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  Dona  Ana,  Otero,  Lincoln  and  Tor- 
rance. 

Judge — Edwin  Mechem   Alamogordo 

District  Attorney — Humphrey  B.  Hamilton  .  Carrizozo 

Clerk,  Otero  County — Chas.  E,  Thomas  Alamogordo 

Clerk,  Dona  Ana  County — Jesus  F.  Nevares  Las  Cruces 

Clerk,  Lincoln  County— Geo.  C.  Clemons  Carrizozo 

Clerk,  Torrance  County — ^Julian  Salas  Estancia 

Fourth  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  San  Miguel,  Mora  and  Guadalupe. 

Judge — D.  J.  Leahy  Las  Vegas 

District  Attorney — 'C.  W.  G.  Ward  Las  Vegas 

Clerk,  San  Miguel  County — Perfecto  Gallegos  Las  Vegas 

Clerk,  Mora  County — F.  Chaves  Mora 

Clerk,  Guadalupe  County — Joaquin  A.  Bazan  Santa  Rosa 

Fifth  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  Chaves,  Eddy,  Roosevelt.  Curry, 
DeBaca  and  Lea 

Judge — Chas.  R.  Brice  Roswell 

Judge — Samuel  G.  Bratton  Clovis 

District  Attorney — Robert  C.  Dow  Carlsbad 

District  Attorney — W.  A.  Havener  Clovis 

Clerk,  Chaves  County — J.  S.  Massie  Roswell 

Clerk,  Eddy  Couniy — Dilbert  M.  Jackson  Carlsbad 

Clerk,  Roosevelt  CQunty— Setli  A,  Morrison  Portales 

Clerk,  Curry  County — \V.  C.  Zerwer  Clovis 

Clerk,  DeBaca  County — J.  E.  Owens  Fort  Sumner 

Clerk,Lea  County — Geo.  H.  Barrows  Lovington 

Sixth  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  Grant  and  Luna. 

Judge — R.  R.  Ryan  Silver  Citv 

District  Attorney — J.  S.  V'aught  Doming 

Clerk.  Grant  County— T.  \V.  Holland  Silver  City 

Clerk.  Luna  County — P.  A.  Hughes__    _  _Deming 


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Seventh  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  Socorro,  Valencia  and  Sierra. 

Judge — Merritt  C.  Mechem  Socorro 

District  Attorney — Harry  P.  Owen  Los  Lunas 

Assistant  District  Attorney — J.  A.  Lowe  _  Los  Lunas 

Clerk,  Socorro  County — G.  E.  Sanchez  Socorro 

Clerk,  Valencia  County — Diego  Aragon  ,  Los  Lunas 

Clerk,  Sierra  County — John  P.  Dines  Hillsboro 

Eighth  Judicial  District:  Counties  of  Taos,  Colfax,  Union  and  Quay. 

Judge — Thomas  D.  Leib  Raton 

District  Attorney — Henry  A.  Kiker  Raton 

Clerk,  Taos  County — Esquipula  Martinez  1  Taos 

Clerk,  Colfax  County— Jay  T.  Conway  Raton 

Clerk,  Union  County — Frank  J.  Casados  Clayton 

Clerk,  Quay  County — Thomas  M.  Lawson  Tucumcari 


DISTRICT  COURTS,  EL  PASO,  TEXAS. 

Judge  34th  Judicial  District — W.  D.  Howe. 
Judge  41st  Judicial  District — P.  R.  Price. 
Judge  65th  Judicial  District — Ballard  Coldwell. 
District  Clerk — C.  M.  McKinney. 
District  Attorney — Leigh  Clark. 


UNITED  STATES  SENATORS. 

Albert  B.  Fall  Three  Rivers 

Andrieus  A.  Jones  East  Las  Vegas 

REPRESENTATIVE  IN  CONGRESS. 
Benigno  C.  Hernandez  •  Canjilon 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  FOURTH  LEGISLATURE  OF  THE  STATE  OF 

NEW  MEXICO. 


SENATE. 

District.    Name  and  Politics  Address 

1  Roman  Gallegos  (R)  San  Jose 

2  Senobio  Salazar  (R)  Guadalupita 

3  John  S.  Clark  (R)  E.  Las  Vegas 

4  Perfecto  Esquibel  (R)  Tierra  Amarilla 

5  W.  H.  Chr'sman  (R)  Albuquerque 

6  Emiliano  Lucero   (R)  Bernalillo 

7  George  A.  Kaseman  (R)  Albuquerque 

8  A.  V.  Lucero  (D)  Raton 

9  G.  C.  Smith  (D)  Clayton 

10  Melvin  T.  Dunlavy  (D)  Santa  Fe 

11  Ramon  Sanchez   iR)  Penasco 

12  Nabor  Mirabal  (R)  San  Rafael 

13  H.  L.  Kerr  (D)  Cambrav 

14  J.  A.  MacDonald  (R)    Kelly 

15  James  V.  TuUy  (R)..     Glencoe 

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17  Frank  S.  Lawrence  (R)    Gallup 

18  James  A.  Baird  (R)  Alamogordo 

19  '     Jesse  E.  Lea  (D)  Rosweil 

20  M.  P.  Skeen  (D)  Artesia 

21  R.  G.  Bryant  (D)  Portales 

22  Albert  Calisch   (D)  Montoya 

23  L.  C.  Mersfelder  (D)  Clovis 

24  William  D.  Murray  (R)  Silver  City 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 

District.    Name  and  Politics.  Address 

1       Valentin  de  Armond  (R)  '  Cubero 

1  Abelino  Sanches  (R)  Belen 

2  A.  H.  Carter  (R)  Magdalena 

2  Telesforo  Padilla  (R)..  San  Antonio 

3  A.  A.  Sedillo  (R)  Albuquerque 

3       Daniel  Padilla  (R)  Albuquerque 

3  R.  P.  Barnes  (R)  Albuquerque 

4  -    Roman  L.  Baca  (R)  Santa  Fe 

4  Albert  H.  Clancy  (Rj  :  Santa  Fe 

5  Jose  G.  Lobato  (R)  .  Chamita 

5  Moises  D.  Vargas  (R)  Ojo  Caliente 

6  Claudio  Aranda  (R)  Las  Vegas 

6      Jose  L.  Ramirez  (R)  La  Liendre 

6  Basilla  Griego  (R)  Chapelle 

7  J.  F.  Cums  (R)  Wagon  Mound 

7  A.  Medina  (R)  Chacon 

8  W.  J.  Linwood  (R)  Raton 

8  David  Padilla  (R)  Springer 

9  C.  R.  Mascarenas  (R)  Pina 

9       Salomon  Ortega  (R)  Rodarte 

10  Santiago  Gurule  (R)  Cuba 

11  C.  B.  Gonzales  (D)  Claphan 

11  .  T.  J.  Roberson  (D)   _ 

12  Vencesleo  Romero  (R)  Duran 

13  Serafin  Otero  (R)  Dilia 

14  Edward  W.  Tamony  (R)  Gallup 

14  Sharp  Hanson  (R)  Gallup 

15  W.  H.  H.  Llewellyn  (R)  Fort  Selden 

15  Isidor  Armijo  (R)  Las  Cruces 

16  Wm.  E.  Blanchard  (R)  Arabela 

17  W.  L.  Rutherford  (D)  Alamogordo 

18  L  S.  Epstein  (D)  Rosweil 

18       Guy  H.  Herbert.  (D)  Rosweil 

18  F.  L.  Melhop  (D)  Dexter 

19  Carl  B.  Livingston  (D)  Carlsbad 

19  Powhatan  Carter  (D)  Lovington 

20  Coe  Howard  (D)    Portales 

21  Ralph  A.  Lynd  (D)  Deming 

22  Frank '  Vesely  (D)  Silver  Citv 

-    22       John  W.Turner  (D)  Silver  Citv 

23  Frank  H.  Winston  (R)  Fairview 

24  W.  A.  Hunter  (D)    Farmington 

25  C.  E.  Hunter  (D)  Tucumcarl 

25  H.  O.  Xorris  (D)   House 

26  J.  R.  Hull  (D)    Clovis 

27  Manuel  C.  Tnijillo  (R)   Bernalillo 

28  F.  Faircloth  (H)   Santa  Rosa 

29  Marcelino  Rorao  (R)    Xowkirk 

30  Oliver  Lee  (R)    Alamogordo 


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STATE  INSTITUTIONS. 


UNIVERSITY  OF  NEW  MEXICO. 
(Albuquerque) 


Board  of  Regents: 

Nathan  Jaffa,  President    Albuquerque 

Dr.  J.  A.  Reidy,  Secretary-Treasurer  .  Albuquerque 

A-  A-  Sedillo   Albuquerque 

Xestor  Montoya  Albuquerque 

W.  E.  Gortner  Las  Vegas 


NEW  MEXICO  .COLLEGE  OF  AGRICULTURE  AND  MECHANIC  ARTS. 

(State  College) 

Board  of  Regents: 

Charles  L.  Hill  

James  S.  Queensberry 

-  E.  C.  Crampton  

Fred  Crollott  

Jose  Albino  Baca  

NEW  MEXICO  NORMAL  UNIVERSITY. 
(Las  Vegas) 


Board  of  Regents: 

Helen  M.  Raynolds  Las  Vegas 

Benito  F.  Baca  Las  Vegas 

Horace  Kruse   Raton 

F.  O.  Blood-,  —Las  Vegas 

NEW  MEXICO  NORMAL  SCHOOL. 
(Silver  City) 

Board  of  Regents: 

T.  L.  Lowe    Silver  City 

Jackson  Agee  Silver  City 

H.  H.  Betts  Silver  City 

Arthur  Goodell  Silver  City 

James  P.  Ascarate  Las  Cruces 


NEW  MEXICO  SPANISH-AMERICAN  NORMAL  SCHOOL. 

(El  Rito) 

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Board  of  Regents: 

Venceslao  Jaramillo  

Carlos  A.  Hernandez  

John  H.  Sargent—    : 

Felix  Garcia-__Ji   

H.  L.  Hall  ^   

NETW  MEXICO  SCHOOL  OF  MINES. 
(Socorro) 

Board  of  Regents: 

Philip  Argall   

C.  T.   Brown    . 

J.  M.  Sully   ' 

C.  C.  Clark...   " " " 

W.  A.  Parvia  


-Las  Cruces 
-Las  Cruces 

 Raton 

Albuquerque 
 Rociada 


 El  Rito 

.Ojo  Caliente 

 El  Rito 

.  -  .Lumberton 

Phama 


 Socorro 

 Socorro 

Santa  Rita 

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NEW  MEXICO  MILITARY  INSTITUTE. 
(Roswell) 

Board  of  Regents: 

E.  A.  Cahoon  Roswell 

J.  P.  White  Roswell 

J.  W.  Poe  Roswell 

Luis  E.  Armijo  E.  Las  Vegas 

A.  Luna  Bergere   Santa  Fe 

NEW  MEXICO  INSANE  ASYLUM. 
(Las  Vegas) 

Board  of  Directors: 

Cecilio  Rosenwald,  President  Las  Vegas 

Edw^ard  J.  McWenie,  Secretary-Treasurer. __  Las  Vegas 

Canuto  Ramirez  Las  Vegas 

Bonifacio  Baca  Las  Vegas 

Carlos  Abreu  Santa  Fe 

NEW  MEXICO  SCHOOL  FOR  THE  DEAF  AND  DUMB. 

(Springer) 

Board  of  Trustees: 

Jose  Ortiz  y  Pino  '.  Santa  Fe 

George  M.  Kinsell  Santa  Fe 

E.  R.  Wright  Santa  Fe 

Antonio   Salazar  Cedarvale 

L..C.  Mondragon  Bernalillo 

W.  O.  Connor,  Superintendent  Santa  Fe 

NEW  MEXICO  INSTITUTE  FOR  THE  BLIND. 
(Alamogordo) 

Board  of  Trustees: 

W.  M.  Reilly  Carrizo^o 

W.  E.  Warren  Tularosa 

Frank  C.  Rolland  Alamogordo 

R.  B.  Fields  Tularosa 

Rosalia  Lopez  Alamogordo 

MUSEUM  OF  NEW  MEXICO. 
Board  of  Regents: 

Governor,  Santa  Fe  .  Santa  Fe 

John  R.  McFie  Gallup 

Frank  Springer  ^__Las  Vegas 

R.  E,  Twitchell  Santa  Fe 

James  L.  Seligman  Santa  Fe 

N.  B.  Laughlin  Santa  Fe 

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D.  T.  Hoskins,  President  Las  Vegas 

W.  J.  Barker,  Secretary-  Santa  Fe 

J.  E.  Torres  Socorro 

L.  A.  Hughes  Santa  Fe 

Warren   Graham  Albuquerque 

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Board  of  Trustees: 

Joseph  DiLisio,  Vice-President  _  Raton 

Narciso  Abreu  Springer 

Pedro  Ortiz  y  Pino,  President  Santa  Fe 

Ernest  D,  Reynolds,  Secretary-Treasurer  Raton 

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J.  M.  Gauna   Raton 

C.  A.  Nyhus  ^  Raton 

E.  W.  Brown  Springer 

W.   M.   Oliver  Raton 

Louis  Garcia   Springer 


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STATE  HIGHWAY  COMMISSION: 

Charles  Springer,  President  Cimarron 

W-  M.  Atkinson  Roswell 

Eugene  Kempenich,  Secretary  Peralta 

STATE  HIGHWAY  DEPARTMENT. 

State  Highway  Engineer  Leslie  A.  Gillett 

Assistant  State  Highway  Engineer  Chas.  A.  May 

Assistant  State  Highway  Engineer  N.  W.  McCluskey 

STATE  TAX  COMMISSION. 

Joseph  E.  Saint,  Chief  Tax  Commissioner  Albuquerque 

J.  Rafael  Aguilar,  Commissioner  Wagon  Mound 

Porfiris  Abreu.  Commissioner  Penasco 

John  Joems,  Secretar>'  Clayton 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Govenior,   President  Santa  Fe 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Secretary  Santa  Fe 

Amado  Chaves  Albuquerque 

J.  W.  Willson  Roswell 

Josie  Lockhart  Raton 

Jose  D.  Sena  ^  Santa  Fe 

Earl  Douglas  Farmington 

STATE  BOARD  OF  LAND  COMMISSIONERS. 

Governor,  tChairman  Santa  Fe 

Attorney  General  Santa  Fe 

Nels   Field,   Secretary  Socorro 

STATE  BOARD  OF  MEDICAL  EXAMINERS. 

James  A.  Massie.  President  Santa  Fe 

M.  P,  DesMarais  Las  Vegas 

C  B.  Kohlhousen  Raton 

C.  H.  Ferguson  Tucumcari 

R.  E.  McBride,  Secretary-Treasurer  Las  Cruces 

C.  B.  Elliott  Raton 

W.  T.  Joyner  i    Roswell 


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STATE  BOARD  OF  EMBALMERS. 

H.  O.  Strong.  President  '  Albuquerque 

C.  A.  Rising,  Vice-President  Santa  Fe 

O.  G.  Reeder.  Secretarj'-Treasurer  Tucumcari 

Edw.  J.  Xeer   Portales 

Thos.  A.  Johnsen  ,  E.  Las  Vegas 

STATE  BOARD  OF  DENTAL  EXAMINERS. 

C.  O.  Harrison,  President   Santa  Fe 

Chas.  A.  Eller  Albuquerque 

M.  J.  Moran,  Secretary  Deming 

F.  E,  Olney  1  East  Las  Vegas 

R.  H.  Gudger  —Silver  City 

STATE  BOARD  OF  PHARMACY. 

Walter  Nutting,  President  Raton 

Presciliano  Moreno  Las  Vegas 

H.  O.  Wicks  -  -  Silver  City 

Norberto   Saavedra  Taos 

STATE  BOARD  OF  OSTEOPATHY. 

Mrs.  Margaret  C.  Brewington  '.  Albuquerque 

C.  A.  Wheelon   Santa  Fe- 

Walter  Mayes  Magdalena 

STATE  BOARD  OF  OPTOMETRY. 

R.  J.  Taupert,  President  Las  Vegas 

T.  E.  Presley,  Vice-President  Roswell 

C.  H.  Games,  Secretary-  Albuquerque 

STATE  CAPITOL  CUSTODIAN  BOARD. 

Telesforo  Rivera  Santa  Fe 

Julius  H.  Gerdes  Santa  Fe 

Nel3  Field,   Secretary   Santa  Fe 

Romulo  Lopez,  Superintendent  Santa  Fe 

BOARD  OF  WATER  COMMISSIONERS. 

F.  G.  Tracy  Carlsbad 

Numa  Frenger  Las  Cruces 

Nicacio  Ortega  Chimayo 

NATURAL  RESOURCES  COMMISSION. 

L.  Bradford  Prince  Santa  Fie 

Frank  W.   Clancy    Santa  Fe 

B.  S.  Rodey  Albuquerque 

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CAREY  LAND  ACT  BOARD. 

Governor,  Chairman  Santa  Fe 

Commissioner  of  Public  Lands,  Secretary  Santa  Fe 

State  Engineer  Santa  Fe 

SOLDIERS'  SETTLEMENT  BOARD. 

Edward  Everett  Young,  Commissioner  ,  San  Juan  County 

Leslie  A.  Gillett  _   ^^.Santa  Fe 

STATE  BOARD  OF  LOAN  COMMISSIONERS. 

Attorney  General    Santa  Fe 

State  Treasurer  .      Santa  Fe 

State  Auditor     Santa  Fe 


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Herbert  J.   Hagennan  ^.Roswell 

W.  S.   Hopewell  Albuquerque 

COMMISSION  ON  UNIFORM  LEGISLATION. 

Reed    Holloman  ^  Santa  Fe 

Felix  Baca  Albuquerque 

S.  B.  Davis,  Jr  East  Las  Vegas 

STATE  BOUNDARY  COMMISSION. 

Frank  W.  Parker  Santa  Fe 

Eufracio  Gallegos  Gallegos 

Thomas  B.  Catron  Santa  Fe 

CATTLE  SANITARY  BOARD. 

Victor  Culberson,  President  Silver  City 

John   H.   Hicks  Santa  Rosa 

Francisco  Miera  Miera 

George  K.  Noe  Socorro 

Wm,  J.  Lin  wood,  Secretary  Raton 

SHEEP  SANITARY  BOARD. 

Anastacio  Baca  Quemado 

James  L.  Hubbell  Albuquerque 

Eufracio  F.  Gallegos  Gallegos 

Miguel  A.  Gonzales  Abiquiu 

Prager  Miller  Roswell 

Daniel  Padilla,  Secretary  Albuquerque 

STATE  BOARD  OF  HEALTH. 

Mrs.  Adelina  Otero  Warren,  Chairman  Santa  Fe 

A.  G.  Shortle,  M.  D  Albuquerque 

John  Tombs,  Secretary  Albuquerque 

C.  E.  Waller,  M.  D.,  Commissioner  Santa  Fe 

GIRLS'  WELFARE  BOARD. 

Mrs.  Felix  Baca  Albuquerque 

Miss  Isabel  Elckles  Silver  City 

Mrs.  Rupert  F.  Asplund  Santa  Fe 

Mrs.  Jose  A.  Baca  Rociada 

Mrs.  J.  Van  Houten  :  Raton 

CHILD'S  WELFARE  BOARD. 

Mrs.  Max  Nordhaus  Albuquerque 

Edgar  L.   Hewett  Santa  Fe 

Janet  Reid  Deming 

Mrs.  S.  P.  Ascardte  Las  Cruces 

Mrs.  C^  E.  Mason  Roswell 

Mrs.  Roman  Gallegos  San  Jose 

STATE  FAIR  COMMISSION. 

Eduardo  M.  Otero  Los  Lunas 

Walter  M.  Connell    Albuquerque 


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COUNTY  COMMISSIONERS. 

BERNALILLO — M.  K.  Wylder,  David  J.  Metzgar,  Max  Gutierrez. 
CHAVES— Jas.  W.  Mullens,  John  T.  Stone,  C.  N.  Moore. 
COLFAX— T.  F.  McAuliffe.  Celso  J.  Chaves,  Elijah  Shahan. 
CURRY— J.  D.  Fleming,  George  R,  Ryle,  A.  L.  Phillips. 
DE  BACA— O.  B.  Earickson,  Wm.  Elliott,  J.  E.  Brown. 
DONA  ANA — Moses  B.  Stevens,  Henry  Stoes,  Pedro  C.  Lope«. 
EDDY — L.  A.  Swigart.  C.  E.  Mann,  W.  E.  Rose. 
GRANT— E.  B.  Venable.  J.  B.  Gilchrist,  J.  W.  Jackson. 
GUADALUPE — Matildo  Chaves,  Manuel  Vigil,  Julian  Mondragon. 
HIDALGO— Jas.  Edgar,  W.  B.  Inderrieden,  W.  B.  Hatfield. 
LEA— Allen  C.  Hurd,  E.  L.  Duke,  B.  A.  Christmas. 
LINCOLN — ^^'m.  H.  Sevier,  Augustine  Chavez,  Robert  H,  Taylor. 
LUNA — R.  A.  Lewis,  D.  J.  Chadbom,  Frank  L.  Nordhaus. 
MicKINLEY — Peter  Westwater,  Ignacio  M.  Perea,  W.  H.»  Morris. 
MORA— S.  Esquibel,  J.  Montoya,  M.  M.  Valdez. 
OTERO — E.  D.  McKinley,  Oliver  Jackson,  Chas.  Bonnell. 
QUAY— W.  A.  Dodson,  W.  F.  Nations,  John  F.  Bell. 
RIO  ARRIBA — Jose  N.  Sisneros,  R.  L.  Cordova,  Pedro  Quintana. 
ROOSEVELT— J.  S.  Pearce,  E.  L.  Wall,  C.  S.  Tolar. 
SANDOVAL— Abel  Salas,  Candido  G.  Gonzales,  Philip  Jagels. 
SAN  JUAN— Juan  N.  Jaquez,  W.  Y.  Black,  Burr  Millison. 
SAN  MIGUEI^Jose  C.  Rivera,  M.  M.  Padgett,  J.  M.  Martinez. 
SANTA  FE — Jose  Ortiz  y  Pina,  C.  C.  Closson,  Genaro  Quintana. 
SIERRA — Emil  James,  Thos.  Wedgewood,  J.  L.  Montoya. 
SOCORRO— V.  V.  Tafoya,  D  B  Baca,  Jose  Montoya. 
TAOS — J.  T>.  Cordova,  J.  B.  Cordova,  J.  D.  Fernandez. 
TORRANCE— C.  M.  Milboum,  Walter  F.  Martin,  Castulo  Marquez 
UNION — Thos.  J.  Edmondson,  Louis  F.  Gomez,  G.  H.  Magruder. 
VALENCIA — ^Tranquilino  Jaramillo,  Manuel  Garcia,  Abel  Vigil. 


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Town. 


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Albuquerque 


Artesia   

Aztec   

Belen   

Carlsbad   

Carrizozo  

Cimarron   

Clayton   

Clovis   

Columbus   

Deming:   

Des  Moines  

Dexter   

East  Vaughn  _. 

Elida  

El  Paso.  Texas 

Estancia   

Farmington  

Fort  Sumner  _. 

Gallup   

Hag'erman   

Hope  

Lake  Arthur 

Las  Cruces   

Las  Vegas   

Lordsburg  

Lovingrton  

Mapdalena   

Maxwell   

Melrose   

Portales  

Raton   

Roswell   

Roy   

Santa  Fe   

Santa  Rosa   

Silver  City  

Socorro   

Springer   

Texico   

Tucumcari   

Wagon  Mound 
Willard   


Mayor. 


E.  D.  McKinley  

(Commission  Form)  

W.  M.  Connell   

Thomas  Hughes  

J.  M.  Raynolds  

E.  B.  Swope  

J.  T.  McLaughlin  

Jas.  N.  Gladding, 
 City  Manager 


A.  G.  Ramsower 

B.  Jacobson   

D.  G.  Grantham 


G.  H.  Webster,  Jr. 
J.  C.  McClelland  . 

Lester  Stone   

J.  R.  Blair  

R.  F.  Hamilton  __. 

N.  E.  Nance  

E.  L.  Love  

W.  P.  Doxey  

L.  Acker   

Chas.  Davis   

J.  Berkshire   

E.  P.  Woods  


A.   T.  Hannett  - 

H.  M.  Brown  

W.  L.  Whitaker 
W,  A.  Hams  __. 
A.  I.  Kelso  

F.  O.  Blood  

Geo.  Hanner  — 

D.  L  Clowe   

Jose  Y  Aragon  _. 

J.  Brennan   

A.  C.  Bragg  

E.  B.  Hawkins  . 
Sam'l  :Magill 

H.  M.  Dow  

Fred  S.  Brown  . 
E,  P.  Davies  __. 
J.  W.  Melaven  , 

Percy  Wilson  

W.  J.  Eaton  __ 
J.  F.  Hutchison 
J.  F.  McGrew  __ 
M.  R.  Janus  _-i 
J.  R.  Aguilar  __ 

G.  B.  Salas  


Clerk. 


J.  Y.  Latham 


B.  Stephenson  ^ 

Wm.  A.  Palmer  _ 
P.  B.  Dalies  

D.  F.  Sellards  ___ 

M.   B.  Paden  

Richard  Gaskin  _ 

E.  E.  Tagader  

Roy  McMillen  

Edwin  G.  Deen  __ 

A.  A.  Temke  

J.  M.  Mays  

H.  Mielenz  

A.  E.  Huntsinger 

S.  G.  Bridges  

N.  Lapowski  

C.  E.  Ewing  

G.  C.  Bero   

C.  A.  SeLegue  

N.  A.  Walden  ____ 
O.  R.  Tanner   

E.  L.  Brewer  

F.  H.  Donohue 

E.  R.  Korf  

W.  G.  Benjamin  _ 

Earle  Kerr   

R.  R.  James  

C.  B.  Sedillo  

E.  A.  Hudkins 

F.  A.  McKnight 

S.  N.  Hancock 

L.  B.  Johnson  

J.  A.  Gilmore  

F.  L.  Schultz  

P.  C.  Berardinelli 
J.  M.  Giddings  _. 

H.  H.  Betts  

Abran  Abevta  

F.  H.  Wilson  

J.   B.  Coltharp 

E.  F.  Dunn  

C.  R.  Keyes  

Jesse  Meyer  


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FEDERAL  OFFICERS  IN  NEW  MEXICO. 

Office.  Name.  Address. 

District  Judge   Colin    Neblett  Santa  Fe 

District  Clerk   Wyly  Parsons   Santa  Fe 

United  States  Attorney  Summers  Burkhart   Albuquerque 

Assistant  United  States  Attorney.  ...J.   O.   Seth  Santa  Fe 

Assistant  United  States  Attorney  Henry  G.  Coors  Albuquerque 

Clerk  to  United  States  Attorney  Mrs.   Jessie   Blessum  Albuquerque 

United  States  Marshal  A.  H.  Hudspeth  Santa  Fe 

Chief  Deputy  U.  S.  Marshal  Howell   Earnest   Santa  Fe 

Office  Deputy  U.  S.  Marshal  James  J.  Goutchey  Santa  Fe 

Deputy  U.  S.  Marshal  Harry  A.  Murphy  Albuquerque 

Deputy  U.  S.  Marshal  Alfredo  Delgado   Santa  Fe 

Deputy  U.  S.  Marshal  Augustin  Hunter  Santa  Fe 

Deputy  U.  S.  Marshal  Robt.  A.  Lane  Deming 

United  States  Surveyor  General  Alonzo  E.  Compton  Santa  Fe 

Assistant  Supervisor  of  Surveys  Lucius  Dills   Santa  Fe 

Chief  Santa  Fe  Field  Division  Gen- 
eral Land   Office  John  T.  Murphy  Santa  Fe 

Deputy  Collector  Internal  Revenue  for 
District  of  Arizona  and  New  Mex- 
ico  Jas.  Jabine  Santa  Fe 


U.  S.  LAND  OFFICES. 

SANTA  FE  DISTRICT. 
Register — Francisco  Delgado;  Receiver,  Juan  N.  Vigil. 

LAS  CRUCES  DISTRICT. 
Register — John  L.  Burnside;  Receiver,  Donaciano  Rodriguez. 

ROSWELL  DISTRICT. 
Register^Bmmett  Patton;  Receiver,  Wm.  G.  Cowan. 

CLAYTON  DISTRICT. 
Register — ^Paz  Valverde;  Receiver,  Thos.  A.  Owen. 

TUCUMCARI  DISTRICT. 
Register — Ira  J.  Briscoe;  Receiver,  Felipe  Sanchez  y  Baca. 

FORT  SUMNER  DISTRICT. 
Register — W.  R.  McGill;  Receiver,  Raymundo  Harrison. 


J        FOREST  SERVICE. 

U.  S.  DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE. 
Southwestern  District  Headquarters  at  Albuquerque,  New  Mexico. 
Frank  C.  W.  Pooler,  District  Forester. 

Aide  Leopold,  Assistant  District  Forester  in  charge  of  Operation. 
John  ICerr,  Assistant  District  Forester  in  charge  of  Grazing. 
R.  E.  Marsh,  Assistant  District  Forester  in  charge  of  Silviculture. 
John  D.  Jones,  Assistant  District  Forester  in  charge  of  Lands. 
Chas.  S.  Brothers,  Assistant  to  the  Solicitor. 
Albert  Morris,  District  Fiscal  Agent. 
H.  B.  Hammond,  chief  of  Maintenance 
C.  A.  Long,  District  Engineer. 


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K  C  Brown  sec 
W'lisun  Land  &  Grain  Go 


A  -  new 
4'ountv. 


ABEYTAS. 

postolUce    in  Socorro 


ABIQUIU. 


Small  town  in  Rio  Arriba  coun- 
ty, C*5  miles  northwest  of  Es- 
j>an<)la,  the  nearest  railroad  and 
iiaiiking  point,  and  50  miles  south 
of  Tierra  Amarilla,  the  county 
>eat.  The  leading  industries  are 
farming  and  stock  raising,  with 
>'»nu»  prospecti-ng  and  mining. 
iN)pulation  of  surrounding  coun- 
try  l.-'iOO.     Altitude   6.500  feet. 

Situated  on  itie  Ghama  river. 
Gtiav<'z  J  M  G  Jr,  notary 
<iallegos  Necolas,  carp 
l'Npnu)za  Emiterio,  blksmith 
<ialh*gos  Theodore,  barber,  blk- 
>mith 

<ii"ant  Henry,  genl  mdse 
Marline/.  Isabel,  justice  peace 
-Martinez  .Jesus  B,  lawver 
Martin*'/  Julian,  rms  board 
WARTIMEZ  TONITA,  postmaster 
.M<<Miuya  Gasimero,*  loans,  cattle 
<n-liz  Ignacio  L,  billiards 
Uwintana  J  N  E,  mail  contr 
Sarjjrnt  »S:  Gonzales,  genl  mdse 
>ua/n  PtMh'O,  freighter 
liujillo  Atanacio,  mail  contr 


ACME. 

I'n^tollire  in  Ghaves  counlv  and 
•»laJi<.n  nn  thr  A.  T.  c'v:  S.  F".  Uv., 
IH  fuib's  norlheast  of  Uoswell. 
tl"-  '  'Mnity  >>>'at  and  batikinu'  point 


Stockraising  and  manu/acture  of 
cement  plaster  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 100.    Altitude  3,600  feet. 

Acme  Gement  &  Plaster  Go,  J  A 
Garter  supt,  genl  fiidse,  cement, 
plaster. 

Akin  M,  hotel 

Barron  R  E,  rr  exp  &  tel  agt 
Garter  Effa  Miss,  prin  school 
Garner  Ernest  A,  auto  reprs 

HATCHITT  F  C,  notary,  post- 
master 

Riley  W  A,  real  est 

Slaughterback  Jno,  boarding 
house 


ACOMITA. 

PostotTice  in  Valencia  county. 


ADEN. 

A  postotlice  in  Dona  Ana  coun- 
ty, on  the  S.  P.  R.  R.,  22  miles 
southwest  of  Las  Gruces,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  the  leading  indus- 
try. Population  15.  Altitude 
4,390  feet. 

Dessauer  N  R,  groceries 

O'COiVIMOR  J  C,  r  r  agent,  post- 
master 


AGUA  FRIA. 

A  country  postolVice  in  Golfax 
county,  22  miles  from  Ute  Park 
the  nearest  railroad  point. 

EMERSON  B  F,  postmaster 


ALAMEDA. 

A  postofllce  in  B(^rnalillo  coun- 
ty, 8  miles  north  of  Albu(iuerque, 
the  county  seat  and  banking 
point,  on  the  Atchison.  Topeka  v.'v: 
Santa  Fe  Railway.  Daily  mails. 
Population  about  iOO. 

Falkeiu'ich  B.  jiost  master 
llvde  W  .1,  blksmith 
Kt'tnp'Mi ich.  Lit'iil  tudst' 


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PUTE  GLASS,  BURGLARY  AND  AUTOMOBILE  INSURANCE 

In  the  .\i:\v  ji:iisi:\  fidioi.i  ty  and  rLAii:  (ii.  vss  i>m#ianv  i:  i  o. 

LJlviiil  ruUcles  ami  Prompt  Adjustments.    For  Torrltory  in  New  Mexico  write  to 

WALTER  S.  McClAIN,  Gen.  Agt.    '  512  California  BIdg.,  Denver.  Colo 


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Bh4p  Into  9v^ry  State  "West  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  Descriptive  Catalogue  on. 
ApySeatton.    Correspondence  Solicited.    Low  Prices  and  Quick  Shipments. 


ALAMOGORDO  102  ALAMOGORDO 


.  ALAMO. 

A  country  po.stoniee  in  Guada- 
lupe county,  28  miles  southeast 
of  Santa  Rosa,  on  the  E.  P.  &  S. 
W.  R.  R.,  the  shipping  and  bank- 


ing- point.  Population  250.  Alti- 
tude 4,200  feet. 

Continental  Oil  Co 
McDonald  Smith,  genl  mdse 
McDonald  S  E,  postmaster 


AUTO  BATTERY  m  ELECTHIC  CO. 

R.  \V.  NEWSOM,  Manager 

VESTA  BATTERIES — LOCKED  PLATES 
REPAIRING  AND  RECHARGING 

As  it  Should  Be 

PHONE  180 


^  ALAMOGORDO 


NEW  MEXICO 


ALAMOGORDO. 

Alamogordo,  the  county  seat  of  Otero  county,  is  located  86 
miles  northeast  of  El  Paso,  on  the  El  Paso-Rock  Island  Route  and  is 
on  six  of  the  National  Highways.  It  has  a  population  of  2,500  peo- 
ple and  enjoys  the  reputation  of  being  the  most  attractive  town  in 
New  Mexico.  With  irrigation,  Otero  county  promises  to  be  one  of 
the  leading  horticultural  and  agricultural  sections  of  the  Southwest, 
the  soil  being  most  fertile  and  the  climate  exceptionally  mild.  The 
live  stock  industry  is  one  of  the  most  important  factors  in  the  pros- 
perity of  Otero  county.  There  are  75,000  head  of  cattle  and  40.000 
sheep  in  the  county.  A  beautiful  park,  with  fine  shade  trees,  adorns 
the  center  of  the  city.  Alamogordo  has  a  fine  court  house  and 
school  buildings,  good  church  edifices  and  business  buildings  and 
beautiful  homes  with  climate  unsurpassed.  The  State  Blind  Asy- 
lum is  located  here.  Has  new  high  school  building  costing  $68,000. 
Electric  light  plant  and  water  system  owned  by  the  eity.  Altitude 
4.3U0  feet. 


Alamento  Theatre.  H  H  Cluck  mgr 
Alamo  J'uel  Co.  J  C  Hughes  mgr 
Alamu  Publishing  Co,  L  R  York 
sec 

ALAMO  STATE  BANK,  C  E  Mitch- 
ell pres,  J  H  McRae  vice-pres, 
F  Shelton  cshr,  E  H  LeBreton 
asst  cshr 

Alamogordo  Bottling  Wks,  (  J  M 
John>on; 

Alamogordo  Commercial  Club,  F 
C  Rollaiul  s»'c 

ALAMOGORDO    HOTEL,   Wm  T 

Morris  i)rojt 
Alamogordo  ice  Factory,  Geo  Carl 
prop 


ALAMOGORDO  NEWS  (w),  C  \V 

jMorgan  prop 
Alamogordo  Public  Library,  Miss 

Mary  Darl)yshire  librarian 

ALEX'S  CAFE,  Mrs  A  L  Armagnac 
prop     short    orders,  regular 
.  meals 

Allen  Lumber,  Grain  &  Fuel  Co, 
(S  W,  M  A  and  M  L  Allen) 

Altman  Glenn,  auto  tires 

AnuM'ican  Railway  Express.  E  V 
Osborne  agt 

Arthur  O  F,  forest  supervisor 

Austin  J  E.  rooms,  wagon  yard 

AUTO    BATTERY    &  ELECTRIC 

CO,  II  W  Nt'wsoin  mur 


TROY  TnaiLER  SALES  COrJPAHY 

DliiTIlIBUTOUS — Trov  Trailors.  Soini-Triii l.^r^^.  Miami  Llt^ht  Trailers 
TIt  viLIOKS  VVT   llALLl\<i  COSTS 
First  National  Bank  nulldinK  DENVER.  COLOR. VDO 


TAYLOR  AND  CLAY^  Inc. 


STOCKS 


OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  Xationnl  Bnnk  Biiiltlin^: 

Oil tp«r  and  RawUns,  Wyo.        DENVER      Cheyenne  and  Laramie,  Wyo. 


ALAMOGOBDO 


103 


ALAMOGORDO 


NN  .  H.  lUNLEY 


P.  O.  BOX  62 


PHONE  21 


J.  G.  DANLEY 

DANLEY  BROS.  GARAGE 

SERVICE  CARS 

Drives  IVIade  Anywhere, 
Any  Time 

Reasonable  Rates 

ALAMOGORDO.  N.  M. 


\V.  E.  GROOM 


S.  M.  GROOM 


GROOi^S'  WHOLESALE  GROCERY  GO. 
Jobbers  Grocers 


Phone  107 


ALAMOGORDO,  N.  M. 


P.  O.  Box  327 


Hanti^it  Church    (Mexican),  Rev 

Pedro  Suarez  pastor 
Hays  Gus,  transfer 
I^'achan  II  S.  rest 
liiair  R  R,  roadmaster  E  P  &  S  W 

Ii«.)ucher  D  A,  shoemkr 
Hryars  W  D,  probate  judge 
<'ai)p  Dean  J,  autos 
r.apuano  Jos,  shoemkr 
Can^v  The.  D  G  Park  prop 
Calholic    Church  ,  Father  Egan 
priest 

C.hurles  Thos,  real  est  ins 
Chase  Rufus  E.  barber 
Children's    National  Tubercular 
Home,  Mrs  C  A  G^irreft  matron 
<  lityt<>ri  (r  V,  CO  treas.  fire  chief 
<.l"iiian  Albert,  county  assessor 

C<»ntinental  Oil  Co,  J  G  Bufkin 
a^t 

<'<»'>per  Saml  E.  dentist 

Cuuntry  Club,  Jno  W  Watts  mg-r 

i»«lliards,  cigars 
Craft  F  n.  groc 

CUNNINGHAM  C  A,  mgr  city  light 
■         and  water  works 


CUNNINGHAM    &    RALLS    (G  A 

Cunningham,  W  E  Ralls),  con- 
tractors 

DANLEY  BROS  GARAGE  (W  H  & 

J  C  Danley) ,  autos,  livery 

Dolan  Bros  &  Co,  dry  gds,  hdw 
Edington  J  E,  civil  eng,  co  sur- 
veyor 

Elcan  Jas  H,  real  est,  ins 
Episcopal  Church,    Rev  Johnson 
rector 

Evans  Henry  S,  jeweler 
Fashion  Tailors.  Jno  Lowe  mgr 
Fidelity  &  Deposit  Co  of  Md,  Lee 

R  York  agt 
Forney  B  \V  Mrs.  groc 
Frasier  T  A  Grain  Co 

French  Cleaning  Works,  Mose  G 
Cauthen  mgr 

Gardner  J  L,  plumber 

Gem  Theatre,  J  R  Dowdle  prop 

Geren  &  Hammond,  undertakers 

(lilbert  J  R,  phys 

GROOMS'     SANITARY  STORE, 

(irooin  Bros  pr(^ps.  groceries, 

meats 


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Dealers,  Jobbers 

tNaXElRlNG,  DESIGNS  AND 

THE  COIORADO 
SUPPLY 

188-4  BLAKE  STREET 


&  Mfrs.  of  Builders  Supplies 

,     STEEL  FOR  REINFORCING 

BUILDERS' 

COMPANY 

DENVER,  COLORADO 


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LOUIS  ANOCtflON.  tlCTtOn. 

■fn.  •#  B«Bk«  Office,  Sxm  kftW  Bar  Ft 
ffoda  Foantalns,  Tables  aa4  Ck 
Office  and  Factory 
1332^<  Arapahoe  St.  Dear— > 
Telephon*  Main  St. 


ALAMOGORDO 


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CARPENTER,  GONTRAGTGR  AND  BUILDER 

Estimates  Furnished  on  Application 

General  Contracting  and  Job  Work 


p.  O.  BOX  359 


ALAMOGORDO,  N.  M. 


"The  Greatest  Asset  of  a  State  is  the  Health  of  Its  Citizenship. 


mmmi  th 


HmU'i 


CULOSIS 


H.   B.   YEAGER,  Superintendent 
E.  D.  McKINLEY.  Medical  Director  MRS.  H.  B.  YEAGER,  Matron 


NO  BETTER  CLIMATE 


Phone  119 


Altitude  4,300  Feet 

Alamogordo,  N.  M. 


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GROOMS'  WHOLESALE  GRO- 
CERY CO,  ;\\'  E  and  S  M 
Groom; 

Grover,  G  E,  >iipl  schools,  prin 
liiuh  school 

HICKMAN  C  A,  carpenter,  con- 
tractor and  builder 

H(^lnics  J  ( r.  phvs 

HOLMES  SAMUEL,  lawyer,  au- 
thor The  New  Mexico  Justice  & 
Constables  Practical  Guide  & 
Eorni  Book 

Household  Eiu'niture  Co,  V  V  Frye 
nipr 

lluine  .T  D,  osteopath 
Huss  Edw.  .trroc 

llutcliin?r>  Motor  Co,  C  M  Hunter 
nmr 

.Jorniuan  E  .Mrs,  millinery 

Kinu-  f{  V,  trroc 

LATHAM  J  Y,  town  recorder 

Lawson  J  L.  lawyer 

Lewis  .los.  sliocmkr 

Mcldfov  Harry  H.  lawyer 

McKINLEY  E  D,  idiysician,  county 

iirall  h  nnictT,  miiyor 
McRAE  LUMBER  CO,  J  H  McRae 

\)Vo>  and  lu-r,  lumber.  buUding" 

material 


Mann  W  W,  proc 
Manslleld  J  N  Mrs.  groc 
Martin  f^dw,  barber 

Mechem  Edwin,  dist  judge  3d  Ju- 
dicial District 

MENGER  A  F,  real  estate,  bonds, 
insurance,  notary  public,  U  S 
commissioner 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
J  W  Campbell  pastor 

Missick  Mack,  cement  contr 

Mitchell  C  E,  town  treas 

Mountainair  Sanatorium,  Paul 
Burmaster  sec 

Mtn  States  T  &  T  Co,  A  J  Ncwsom 
mgr 

National  Lumber  c^-  Creosotinc: 
Co,  T  A  Tatum  western  sales 
mgr 

NATIONAL  TUBERCULOSIS 
SANATORIUM,  E  1)  McKmley 
me<lical  director,  H  B  Yeager 
supt,  Mrs  H  B  Yeager  matron 

Newell  J  B.  court  i-ei^nder.  notary 

NEW  HOTEL  WEIGELE,  Mr  and 

.Mrs  (ieo  W  t'lgeU^  props 


Largest  Business  School  in  the  Rocky 
Mountain  Section 

2,000  Calls  for  Olhce  Help  Yearly 

^        c^r,.'  r.y  r  r^v^-  Write  Todav  for  Catalog: 

€>Of^f?^/?CMj^^CyYOOI^^Q2S'^  Champa  St.,  Donver,  Colorado 


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KANSAS  CITY  STRUCTURAL  STEEL  CO. 

STRUCTURAL  STEEL  FOR  BUILDINGS  AND  BRIDGES,  OIL  STORAGE  TANKS 
COMPLETE  REFINERY  EQUIPMENT  KANSAS  CITY.  MISSOURI 


ALAMOGORDO 


105 


ALAMOGORDO 


MR.  and  MRS.  GEORGE  WEIGELE,  Props. 

Private  Baths,  Hot  and  Gold  Water,  Steam  Heat. 
Furnishings  fiew  and  Up-to-Date. 

The  only  hotel  in  Alamogordo  with  running  water,  steam 
heat,  hot  and  cold  baths.    Free  transportation 
to  and  from  depot.    Meets  all  trains. 


ALAMOQORDO 


NEW  MEXICO 


THE  NEW  MEXICO  JUSTICE  AND  CONSTABLES' 
PRACTICAL  mim  AND  FOOfil  BOOK 

^  Has  proven  to  he  more  beneficial  than  the  Author  claims, 
and  meets  all  official  demands.  With  the  Appendix  of  Sub- 
sequent laws,  the  book  is  up-to-date. 


SAMUEL  HOLMES 


ALAMOGORDO 


NEW  MEXICO 


NEW  MEXICO  INSTITUTE  FOR 
THE  BLIND,  W  M  Reily  pres. 
y  Rolland  sec  and  treas,  R  R 
I'ratt  supt 

NEW  MEXICO  JUSTICE  &  CON- 
STABLES' PRACTICAL  GUIDE 
A  FORM  BOOK  THE,  S;imuel 
H ' >! !!U'^  ant  hor 

NEWSOM  R  W,  ingr  Auto  Battery 


Xicliols  Carl  N,  groc 

Oliver  (r  B,  men's  furnishings 

OLIVER  M  L,  furniture,  house- 
hold furnishings 

O'REILLY  T  J  &  CO,  (T  J  O'Reilly, 
C  Iv  Fowler),  licensed  brokers, 
stocks,  bonds,  oil  lands,  real 
estate 

O'Relly  Fucille  Miss,  acting  post- 
mas  Um' 


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Member*  New  York  Stock  Exchange 


Investment  Securities 

1  Equitable  BIdg. 
DENVER,      -  COLORADO 


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Why  Not  Ship  Your  Hides  to 

CHAS.  FRIEND  &  CO.,  (ino 

Dealers  in  Hides,  Furs,  Sheep  Pelts  and  Wool 

917  Wazee  Street  Denver,  Colorado 


ALAMOGORDO 


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G.  K.  FOWLER 


T.  J.  O'REILLY  &  CO.  | 

LICENSED  BROKERS 

STOCKS,  BONDS,  ROYALTIES  and  LEASES 
RANCHES,  OIL  LANDS  and  REAL  ESTATE 

Local  Correspondent:  J.  S.  CurtisN  &  Co.*  El  I.aso»  Texas 

ALAMOGORDO  NEW  MEXICO 


LEE  R.  YORK 
President 


GHESLEY  H.  THOMASON 
Sec.-Treas. 


OTERO  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  &  TITU  CO. 

The  Only  Abstracters  in  Otero  County 

Full  and  Complete  Abstracts  of  all  Property 


p.  O.  BOX  180 

ALAMOGORDO 


PHONE  113 

NEW  MEXICO 


0.  V.  POPE 


K.  G.  RIDGE 


POPE  &  RIDGE 

Billiard  Parlor,  Cigars,  Confectionery  and 
AUTO  LIVERY 


PHONE  102 
ALAMOGORDO 


P.  0.  BOX  332 

NEW  MEXICO 


OTERO  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  & 
TITLE  CO,  Leo  R  Youk  pres, 
(Ihesley  H  .Thoma.son  sec  and 
ireas 

Otnro  t^lounly  Lumber  Co 
Otoro  'I'raiisfer,  Klino  Haynes  mgr 
Park  D  C.  furn  rooms 
PEOPLES   STATE    BANK,    H  M 

Vii'kery  prtv-^,  .)  P  Lowis  vice- 
pres,  Guy  Adkins  cshr,  C  R 
I'earmau  asst  cslir 

POPE  &  RIDGE  lO  V  Pope.  K  C 
Ri(l;^o  ,  hilliards.  eip-ars,  con- 
feel  i(MH'r\'.  ;nili»  liverv 


PRATT  R  R,  sup(  New  Mexico  In- 
•  stiluto  for  tlie  Blind 
Prince  Chas  F,  dry  g'ds 
Raedel  H  C.  sclini^l  supplies 
RATHGEBER     FRED.  billiards. 

cigars,  toiiacco 
Rees  E  P,  a?t  E  P  &  S  W  R  R 
Riee  S  L,  confecty 

ROGERS  R  R,  prop  Liberty  Bakery 
Rolland  E  C.  drugs 
Rousseau  G  F,  garage 
Rutherford  Win  f^.  live  stock 
Sacramento  Mountain  Lumber  Co. 

Jno  T  [.(^uan  gonl  mur 
Saulsl)eri'v  .1  P.  l«lk-M)it  t, 


CO 


■^-'^*/'T^       ETCHING  /\^>;V. 


EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO. 

CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEWENT 
0#nfr«l  OfRce:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 

ALAMOCJOanO 


107 


ALBERT 


J         o  Peace 


Notary  Public 


OSCAR  F.  WALTON 
Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Irrigated  Orchards  and  City  Property 
LIFE,  FIRE  AND  ACCIDENT  INSUKANCE 


AI.AMOGORDO 


NEW  MEXICO 


G. 

DRY  G 


DS,  OLOTHI^^u,  I 
SHOES,  ETC. 


phone  34 


P.  O.  Box  I 


Aiamogordo,  N.  IVI. 


S.-ipi«»  &  \Vilh(?lm.  hdw 
Sh.-ltmi  Hazel,  s;teno 
Miv.l.M'  .Ino.  coiinfv  .sheriff 
80RENS0N    ANDREW,  jeweler, 

\\  atf  hinakei',  i)liunographs 
Suulliw.'-lerii    Hotel,    Mrs    S  A 

("aiMplM'n  j)rop 

STALCUP  W  K,  real  estate,  in- 
Mii  aiKt'.  abstracts,  notary  pub- 
lic 

1  «»PP  P  W,  not  ions 

I  a'<*  .Ino.  rest,  rnis 

Mf'inas  Chas  E,  county  elk 

I  li'Miias  ( Jrain  Co,   J   A  Thomas 

THOWASON  CHESLEY  H,  sec  and 

ti<'as  oteru  County  Abstract 
,/i'itleCo 

,j  M'ton  H  S.  CO  supt  schools 

l"\v.'r  i}  M.  blksmith 

»    >  l>«'pt  of  Ap:riculture,  Forest 

>'-v\uo.  Lincoln  National  For- 
Arthur  supervisor 
WALTON  OSCAR  F,  real  estate, 

iii-inance.  justice   peace,,  no- 

Liry  public 
\V.ir.l  <i  !•:.  photogr 
W  ai  iKM'k  (;,M),  paints,  wallpaper, 

I'aiiif  f[' 


Warren  W^  E,  drugs 

Weekly  Cloudcrofter,  Alamo  Pub 

Co  publrs,  E  H  Tipton  ed  & 

mgr 

WEIGELE    GEO    &    IVIRS,  props 

New  Hotel  Weigele 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,  La  Vesta 
Wiseman  mgr 

WOLFINGER  G  J,     dry  goods, 

clothing,  shoes 
Woods  Bros,  transfer 
Woodworth  Robt,  hardware 
YEAGER  H  B,  supt  National 

berculosis  Sanatorium 
YORK  LEE  R,  lawyer,  notary 

blic,   pres    Otero  Countv 

stract  &  Title  Go 


Tu- 


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PostoHlce  in  Union  county,  Ti 
miles  southwest  of  Clayton  and 
20  miles  east  of  Rov,  on  the  K.  P. 

S.  W.  R.  R.,  the  banking  and 
shippifig  ])oint.  Stockraising  and 
farming  the  principal  nidustries. 
Population  of  neighborhood  300. 
Alfifude   i.700  feet. 


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E.  BURKHARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 

Tl>7-7»5  So.  UruttUway  l>boue  South  101  Deuver,  Colorado 


FARM  LIGHTING  FIXTURES 


Write  for  Catalogrue  and  Prices. 

THE  ALBERT  SECHRIST  MPG.  CO. 
FACTORY,  1717  LOGAN  ST. 


DENVER.  COLO. 


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Dt'kouwoi*  priest. 

CHAVEZ  A  F,  general  merchan- 
dise, iinfarv,  probate  jutlpre 

CHAVEZ  MRS  LINA  G,  postmas- 
ter 

Mitchell  T  E,  live  stock 


Albuquerque. 

Businss  Houses,  Professional 
IVIen  and  Institutions 

A  A  O  N  M  S  Ballut  Abyad  Temple, 
Snyder  A  Abrahames  potentate, 
Harry  E  Walter  recorder,  Ma- 
sonic Temple 

A  F  and  A  M  (  iraiide  Lodge  of  New 
Mexico,  Alphens  A  Keen  grand 
sec.  Masonic  Temple  \V  Cen- 
tral av  cor  7th 

A  F  and  A  M  Temple  Lodge  No  G, 
Harry  E  Walter  sec,  Masonic 
Temple 

ABER  K  H,  sales  mgr  Gallup 
American  Coal  Co,  17-19  Whit- 
ing bldg 

Ackerson  Harrv,  real  est,  with  A 
L  Martin  Co' 216  W  Gold  av 

Adams  W  H,  butter,  13th  cor  Mtn 
Road 

AGENCY  CO  THE,  W  H  Pickett 
mgr,  general  agents  Continen- 
tal Casualty  Co  and  Inter-State 
Casualty  Co.  112  S  2d 

Alamo  Hotel,  Peter  Zito  prop  301 
S  1st 

Albei's  Manhard  L,  confecty  W 
Cciitrnl   av  cnr  Main 

ALBRIGHT  &.  ANDERSON  (Tnc). 
(ieorge  K  Valliant  pres,  Arthur 
A  Allen  vice-pri's.  Oscar  I  Lew- 
is sec,  George  S  Valliant  treas, 
book  and  job  printers,  otiict 
supplies  and  stationerv,  book 
binders  208-210  W  Gold  av 

Albuciuerque  Auto  P'xehange,  (J  O 
Sc h we ntker)  213  W  (iold  av 

Albuquerque  Auto  Wrecking  Co, 
(J  ()  S('hw<Mitker  R  C  Howell) 
213  W  (ioM  av 

ALBUQUERQUE  BOTTLING 
WORKS,  r)O2-r,O0  N  1st 

Albuipierque  Husiness  College,  J 
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Albuquerque  Carriage  Co,  (Pedro 
Arrese,  Theo  Brodell)  210  Cop- 
per av 

ALBUQUERQUE    CHAIVIBER  OF 

COiVir/lERCE,  Dr  L  S  Peters  prcs 
G  A  Kaseman  1st  vice-pres,  D 
E  Barton  2d  vice-pres,  H  B 
Watkins  sec,  D  B  McKee  asst 
sec, '  Commerce,  bldg  S  4th  sw 
cor  Gold  av 
Albuquerque  City  Directory.  Hud- 
speth Directory  Co  «Bublrs 
Chamber  of  Commerce  bldg 
Albuquerque  College,  Rev  H  A 
Bassett  pres,  2  mi  N  of  city  on 
N  4th 

Albuqi^erque  Contractors  Assn, 
Mike  Nash  pres.  Louis  G  Hess- 
elden  sec  501  S  1st 

Albuquerque  Country  Club.  Al- 
bert G  Simms  pres.  Grover  C 
Divine  sec,  Yale  av  east  of  Uni- 
versity 

Albuquerque  Farm  &  Ranch  Co.  P 
F  McCanna  sec-treas  112  S  2d 

Albuquerque  Filigree  Jewelrv  Co, 
(J  J  Callahan)  212  S  3d 

Albuqueixiue  Filling  Station.  C  D 
Grubbs  mgr  5th  cor  Central  av 

Albuquerque  Floral  Co,  G  Shaw- 
prop  1 7th  cor  Central 

ALBUQUEROUE  FOUNDRY  & 
MACHINE  , WORKS,  William 
Bryce  pres,  Peter  Cameron  sec 
and  mgr.  Peter  Stewart  treas. 
Hazeldine  av      Santa  Fe  R  R 

Albucpierque  Garbage  Co.  J  H 
Peak  mm'  7  1  4  Central 

ALBUQUERQUE  GAS  &  ELEC- 
TRIC CO,  Arthur  Prager  genl 
mgr.  gas,  electric  light  and 
jiower.  electrical  and  gas  ap- 
pliance ♦ '   i  2  \  \\ '  C  e  n  t  r  a  I  a  \' 

Albu(iuer(iue  Glass  Works,  M  A 
llorris  prop  325  S  1st 

Albuquer(iue  Hotel.  Lorenzo  Nieri 
prop  315.^  S  1st 

Albuquerque  Hotel,  Mrs  B  C  O'- 
H arrow  i)rop  2t(U  N  2d 

AlbucpuM'que  Invtv^tment  Co.  A  G 
Shortlepres.  W  C  Oestreich 
sec-t  reas  1  I  5  S  2(1 

ALBUQUERQUE  LUMBER  CO,  J 
xM  Dooliltb^  pres  and  mgr.  lum- 
ber.buildinu'  nuUerial.  ulass, 
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Do  You  Want  Any  Tar  Froducis/ 

Crown  Tarred  Felt.  Tar  Pitch.  Coal  Tar,  Tar  Painta.  Groosote  Oil 
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Albuquerque 


Albuquerque,  New  Mexico,  the  metropolis  of  tlie 
state,  is  located  upon  fhe  main  line  of  tlie  Santa  Fe 
Railroad  in  the  central  part  of  New  Mexico,  and  its 
population  is  28,000  people. 

It  is  a  modern  city  in  every  sense  of  the  word, 
having  excellent  street  car  service,  gas  and  electri- 
city with  bitulitluc  paved  "fetreets,  beautiful  homes, 
trees,  parks,  gardens  and  all  that  goes  with  the  city 
beautiful  as  well  as  a  prosperous  municipality. 

Its  buildings  are  of  substantial  nature,  many 
of  them  new  and  the  older  ones  have  been  steadily 
replaced  by  new  modern  fire-proof  structures.  It 
has  a  very  active  Y.  M,  C.  A.,  built  by  the  citizens  at 
a  total  outlay  of  $75,000,  with  gymnasium,  swimming 
pool,  recreation  rooms,  forty  bed  rooms,  etc.  Its 
Elks  Club  is  the  most  elaborate  and  commodious  in 
tlie  southwest,  housing  thirty  members,  and  plans 
just  passed  and  0.  K.'d  contract  for  an  addition  of 
twenty-four  more  sleeping  rooms.  The  Masonic 
Temple,  a  modern  and  beautiful  structure  was  com- 
ph'ted  at  a  cost  of  over  $75,000. 


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.  Albuquerque 's  schools  are  considered  the  very 

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capacity  to  accommodate  500  students,  with  shower  J 

bath,  gy^muasium,  a  large  auditorium  seating  850  j 

people,  steeLJocker  for  each  pupil,  modern  chemical  J 

and  physical  laboratories.  A  bond  issue  of  $425,000  * 

has  just  been  voted  upon  and  passed  by  a  very  large  J 

majority,  which  will  provide  additional  school  facil-  * 

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are  beautiful  modern  edifices  with  very  active  clergy.  J 

Albuquerque  is  known  as  a  health  resort  as  well  ^ 
as  a  jobbing  center,  and  farming  has  been  taken  up  J 
very  rapidly  in  the  Rio  Grande  Valley  adjacent  to  ^ 
Albuquerque  and  wonderful  results  are  being  ob-  * 
tained  from  the  fertile  soil,  which  is  irrigated  from 
the  Eio  Grande,  a  mile  from  the  heart  of  Albu- 
querque. 

The  McKinley  Land  and  Lumber  Company 
have  their  enormous  plant  in  Albuquerque,  and  the 
city  has  just  received  a  new  industrial  addition  in  % 
the  Wliitmer-Jackson  Sash  and  Door  Factory,  a  new 
cement  brick  company,  and  a  number  of  other  new 
industries  which  have  been  formed  and  founded  upon 
thorough  and  efficient  financing  and  are  successful 
from  the  start. 


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Albuquerque  has  never  had  a  boom.  Its  pro- 
trress  has  been  naturally  slow  but  steady. 

Its  Chamber  of  Commerce  housed  in  its  own 
building,  located  on  the  corner  of  Fourth  and  Gold, 
is  active  in  every  particular,  and  visitors  or  those 
interested  in'xvew  Mexico  are  invited  to  direct  their 
inquiries  to  the  Chamber  of  Commerce  where  they 
will  be  attended  to  in  every  detail. 

Albuquerque's  slogan  ^^Step  Lively is  a  pace 
its  citizens  attempt  to  keep  up  and  its  message  to  the 
world  is  that  the  world  is  invited  to  Albuquerque, 
where  health,  wealth  and  prosperity  abound  for  all. 


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!(EL  AUTO  &  SOPPLY  CO, 


C.  S.  QUICKEL 


ph44ih4i,^  DISTRIBUTORS 


Ford  Mor  Gars  and  Fordson  Tractors 

FULL  LINE  OF  AUTO  ACCESSORIES  AND  SUPPLIES 

FOR  ALL  CARS 


GENERAL  GARAGE 


Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


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WORLD'S  RECORD  AUTOMOBILES 

PAUL  DORAN 

Distributor 


608  W.  Cent.  ^ I  Avenue 


ALBUQUERQUE 


NEW  MEXICO 


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G.  McCABE,  Prop. 

AUTO  RADIATOR  WORK  A  SPECIALTY,     NEW  CORES  AND 
GENERAL  REPAIRS.     AUTO  SEATS,  HOODS, 
BODIES  AND  FENDERS. 

Cornice,  Gutters,  Roofing,  Steel  Ceilings  and  Repairing,  Skylights, 

Metal  Electric  Signs,  Marques 

WAGON  AND  STOCK  TANKS 
CELEBRATED  TOmO^ZONE  FURNACE 


216  N.  Third  Street 


Telephone  1870J 


Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


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PIONEER  BAKERY 

BAKERY  GOODS 

Wholosalo  and  Pvc^tail 
Shipmrnt  Ortlt^rs  Koct'ivt>  C'arolul  i\ud  Pronii^t  Attention 

^.  X.  liAT.LIXG.  I'roi).  P.  O.  JJOX  30  4. 

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\  KILL  B.  FIELD,  Pres.  SILVESTRE  MIRABAL,  Vice-Pres. 

D.  A.  PORTERFIELD.  Vice-Pres         JAS.  W.  LEECH,  Cashier 
E.  HYRE,  Asst.  Cashier      H.  G.  BUNJES,  Asst.  Cashier 


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Resources 

Over 
$600,000.03 


Accounts  of 
Individuals, 
Corporations, 
Banks  and  Bankers 
Invited 


Central  Ave.,  S.  E.  Gor.  3rd     Albuquerque,  H.  M. 


EFFICIENT  SERVICE  AND  SAFETY 

This  bank  invites  accounts  subject  to  check  and  also  re- 
ceives deposits  of  inactive  funds  which  draw  ■^9o  interest.  4» 
The  steady  growth  in  the  number  of  its  patrons  evidences 
the  fact  that  it  renders  efficient  service  and  affords  safety 
for  deposits.  » 
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YOUR  PATRONAGE  INVITED 

FIRST  riATfoi^L  mm 

ALBUQUERQUE,  NEW  MEXICO 

: :  Central  Ave.,  S.  E.  Gor.  3rd     Albuquerque,  N.  U,  | 

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Banks — Bottling  Works — Coal 


J.  B.  HERNDON,  Pres.  JERRE  HAGGARD,  Cashier 

ROY  McDonald,  Vice-Pres.  D.  J.  ARMIJO,  Asst.  Cashier 
R.  M.  MERRITT,  Yice-Pres.  J.  E.  McGANNA,  Asst.  Cashier 

H.  H.  HERKT.NHOFF,  Asst.  Cashier 


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CAPITAL  $200,000     SUBPLUS  $50,000 


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UNITED  STATES  DEPOSITORY 


Depository  Santa  Fe  Railway 

Established  1904  H 


Central  Avenue,  ne  Cor.  2nd.  Albuquerque,  N.  M.  'J 

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COYOTE  SPRINGS  MINERAL  i 
WATER  COMPANY 

MRS.  GEO.  SIGLHOFER 

Bottlers  of  ♦ 

HIGH  CLASS  SODA  WATERS 


Ginger  Ale  and  the  Famous  "COYOTE"  Mineral  Water. 
Laundry  Blueing. 


502-50S  H.  First  St.  Albuquerque,  H.  M. 


THE  DIAMOND  COAL  CO. 

Commerce  Building,  Albuquerque,  N.  M. 

Miners  and  Shippers  of  Good  Goal 

Mines  at  lailup,  New  Mexico 


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Coal — Colleges  and  Schools 


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ALBUQUERQUE  &  CERRILLOS  I 
COAL  COMPANY 

G.  A.  KASEMAN,  Pres.  &  Mgr. 

^Il'Iners  and  Shippers  of  "Cerrillos"  Anthracite  and  Bituminous  Coal 
and  "Madrid"  Smithing  Coal. 

♦^•ERRILLOS"  ANTHRACITE  is  better  than  any  Anthracite  Coal  marketed 
west  of  Chicago. 

-CERRILLOS"  BITUMINOIS  is  the  most  profitable  for  dealers  to  handle  and 
the  most  satisfactory  for  domestic  purposes  of  any  coal  marketed 
in  New  ^lexico  or  Arizona. 

♦^MADRID"  BLACKSMITH  COAL  is  the  equal  of  any  smithing  coals. 


ALBUQUERQUE 


NEW  MEXICO 


HO^PACE  MOSES,  Genl.  Supt. 


K.  H.  ABER,  Sales  Mgrr.  'f 

WE  MINE  SOOTLESS 


MERICAN  OLOCK 
GALLUP  AiERIOAN  GOAL  GO. 


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Sales  Office:  . 
17  WH»'»'»XG  BLDG.,  ALBUQLERQUE,  N.  M. 


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GALLUP,  X.  M.  ♦ 


PRESBYTERIAN  MISSION  SCHOOL 

For  Spanish-American  Boys 

Under  Auspices  of  Woman's  Board  of  Home  Missions 
H.  G.  DONALDSON,  Superintendent 


Offers  a  Complete  High  School  Course 


TERMS  LIBERAL 


Special  Attention  Given  to  Stenography,  Typewriting,  Manual 
'  Training  and  Agriculture 

Supports  Athletics  of  all  sorts.     Debate  Work.     Band  Work. 

Write  for  Particulars. 

Two  Miles  North  of  City 

ALBUQUERQUE  ^  NEW  MEXICO 


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Colleges  and  Schools 


Albuquerque,  New  Mexico 

Select  Boarding  and  Day  School  for  Girls  and  Yodn^  Ladies 


The  Location  of  the  Academy  is  probably  the  most  beautiful  site  in 
the  Southwest  and  the  healthful  climate  effect  gained  by  the  ex- 
ceptional altitude  inspires  activity  and  energy,  and  the  seclusion  is 
an  incentive  to  study  and  reflection. 

The  Cuppiculum  embraces  Preparatory,  Grammar  and  Academic  De- 
partments. Music.  Art  and  Elocution  receive  special  attention. 
Teacher's  First  Grade  Certificates  on  Credits.  Pupils  of  all  denom- 
inations are  received.    For  Catalog  address  Sister  Superior. 


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LOCATION:  In  the  largest  city  in  New  Mexico  and  with  all  the 
natural  educational  advantages  which  one  finds  in  a 
centrally  located  city  on  the  main  line  of  travel. 

COURSES:  ,  Well  arranged  courses  offered  in  the  College  of  Phil- 
osophy. Arts  and  Sciences  and  the  College  of  En- 
gineering and  the  Grailuate  School. 

4   INVESTIGATE:     OUR  ADVANTAGES. 

Addres:  DAVID  S.  HII.L,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  President 

THE  STATE  UijlVERSiTY  GF  HEW  MEXICO 

ALBUQUERQUE  NEW  MEXICO 

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Colleges  and  Schools — Confectionery — Contractors — Detectives 


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i!  THE  HARWOOO  INDUSTRIAL  HOf^E  AND  SCHOOL 


FOR  SPANISH-Ar^ERIGAN  GIRLS 

MRS.  MAllV  E.  JOHXSTO.V,  Siii»t. 

Under  the  Auspices  of  the  Woman's  Home  Missionary  Society  of  the  M.  E. 
Church.  Scholarship  $70.00  per  year.  Board  and  Tuition  SS.OO  per  month. 
Pit  ular  Course  of  StudV  same  as  public  s-rade  schools.  Special  courses  in 
Spanish,  Coking-,  Sewing-  and  General  Hou  "-Z'^tl^i'-^i^^^rcia.l  Course  in  Music 
— 3  year  course  granting  certificate;  4-year  c^^c^ise  granting  diploma.  Special 
work  in  Voice  Culture.  ■  Graduates  attending  City  Hig-h  School  may  continue 
their  home  at  the  School. 

405  North  Fourteenth  St.  Albuquerque,  X.  31. 


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MANUFACTURERS — WHOLESALERS — RETAILERS 

CONFECTIONERY 

Fresh  Candy  Made  Daily  Highest  Grade  Chocolates  ^ 

Manufacture  Our  Own  Ice  Cream — the  Purest  Made  ♦ 

SODA  FOUNTAIN,  CIGARS  AND  TOBACCOS 

Lunches  at  All  Hours 

204  W.  Central  Avenue  ALBUQUERQUE,  N.  M 


W.  S.  KLOCK 


Klock  th 


Estimates  Furnished' 
GENERAL  CONTRACTOR 

Carpentering  Cabinet  Work 

Bank,  Store  and  Ottice  Fixtures 
Screen  Doors  and  Windows 


Office:  511  W.  Central  Ave. 


Phone  179 


Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


THE  Ar.lEHiCa  DETECirJES  ASSTl. 

COMMISSIONED  AND  LICENSED 

LEGITIMATE  TRANSACTIONS  ONLY 

High  Class  and  Legitimate  Ih'ivato  Investigations  ot  Criminal.  Civil, 
Industrial  and  Commercial   Cases    \'ov  Jianks.  r>u>iness 

People  and  Corpcu'al  ions  in  (  ientM'al. 
Private  Secret  Service  Representatives  all  over  the  World 
Finger  Print  Experts  Law  Department  of  Adjustment 

High  Class  References 

^rembe^s  of  the  I.  A.  I.  atul  1.  S.       I'   (.>.  Assn. 
Executive  Otm-et  ::i  \.  T.  AltMI.IO  Itl  il.i>IN<:.  aoirv.^  w  .  Cenlrnl  Ave. 

P.  O.  BOX  30,  ALBUQUERQUE,  NEW  MEXICO.  U.  S.  A. 
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D.  S.  ROSENWALJ),  President  S.  U.  ROSENWALD,  Vice-Pres. 

S.  UHLFELDER,  Sec.-Treas. 

Roesnwald  Bros. 

'WHERE  QUALITY  MEETS  PRICE" 

A  Department  Store  catering-  to  all  the  wants  of  everybody. 
Over  an  acre  of  floor  space  devoted  to  Modern  Merchandising-. 

W.  Central  Ave.,  S.  E.  Cor.  4th  ALBUQUERQUE,  N.  fVI.  ^ 


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"The  Biggest  Little 
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Everything  Modern  and  Up  to  tfie  Minute, 
where  ail  the  conveniences  of  houselteeping 
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ALBUQUERQUE,  NEW  MEXICO 
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HIGH  GRADE  FLOUR  AND  GRAIN  PRODUCTS, 
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Trumbull  Ave.  Between  S.  ist  St.  and  Santa  Fe  R.  R. 

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WILX.IAM  BRYCE,  Pres. 


PETER  STEWART,  Treas. 


PETER  CAMERON,  Sec. -Mgr. 


Albuquerque  Foundry  and  Machine  Works 


established  1S84  (Incorporated) 

Electric   Motors.     Repair   of   all   Kinds    of  Machinery.  Tanks 
Built  to  Order.  Brass  Castings,  Iron  Castings,  Sash  Weights, 
Boiler  Repairs,  Boiler  Flues,  Steel  Beams,  Grate  Bars 
Mine  Cars,  Shafting,  Columns.  Pulleys.  Irrigation 
Pumps  and  Engines. 

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Albuquerque  New  Mexico 


EL  PASO  HIDE  &  LEATHER  CO. 

(Incorporated) 

HIDES,  PELTS,  WOOL,  TALLOW,  FURS,  ETC. 


DEAL.EHS  1-V  SOLE  LEATHER 

W.  M.  WELLS,  Manager 


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FINNIGAN-BROWN  COMPANY 

HIDES,  PELTS,  WOOL,  FURS  AND  TALLOW 

JAMES  I>.  DAVIl>SO.\.  M^r.  Albiinucrtiue  llriinoh 

422-424  North  First  St.  Albuquerque,  N.  M.  J 


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STURGES  HOTEL  CO.,  Proprietors 

S.  D.  STEVENS,  Pres.  &  Mgr. 

THOSOOOSILY  riSiEI3l  CAFE 

IN  GONNEGTIOH 
Sample  Rooms  for  Commercial  Travelers 
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J.  E.  Smithers,  Local  Mgr. 


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Old  Automobiles  and  Parts  Bouerht  and  Sold 


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Bank  and  Store  Fixtures 

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daily  or  weekly  in  New  Mexico  or  Northern  Arizona,  thus  assuring-  the 
advertisers  the  benefits  of  increasing-  publicity. 

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without  the  semblance  of  a  rival  in  its  field. 

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New  Mexico  or  Arizona,  which  proves  the  fact  that  the  national  advertiser 
seeks  the  paper  with  a  circulation,  combined  with  service  and  cooperation. 

IT  carries  columns  every  day.  and  double  the  amount  on  Sundays,  of 
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NEW  IVIEXICO  RURALIST 

A  Weekly  Newspaper  Devoted 
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A.  I.  RIEDLIXG,  3Igr. 

Grand,  Upright  and  Player  Pianos 
Columbia  Grafonolas  and  Records 

Gibson  Mandolins  and  Guitars,  Sheet  Music,  Music  Supplies 
Band  Instruments,  String  Instruments,  Drummers  Supplies 

221  W.  Central  Avenue,  Albuquerque,  N.  M.  Gallup,  IM.  M. 


THE  LI  J.  V¥M.m  SUPPLY  CO. 

PLU;;!BING  AliD  HEATi^iG  GOODS 

IRRIGATION  EQUIPMENT 

Centrifugal  and  Power  Pumping  Machinery 

Water  Works  and  Engineer's  Supplies 

ALAMO  FARM  LIGHTING  PLANTS 


FRED  W.  FISHER,  Mgr. 


^»   612-614  N.  1st  St. 


Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


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CITY  REALTY  AHD  LOArj  CO. 

CITY  PROPERTY  IRRIGATED  LANDS 

Money  to  Loan  Fire  Insurance 

General  Conveyancing 

Notary  Public  and  Rentals 
SHEEP  DEALERS  AND  RAISERS 
207  W.  Gold  Avenue  Phone  776  Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


A.  FLEISCHER 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Investments 
All  Lines  of  Insurance 

Irrigated  and  Farm  Lands,  City  Property  and  Ranches 

NOTARY  PUBLIC 
111  South  Fourth  St.  Phone  674  Albuquerque,  N.  M. 


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PHONE— Day  Qr  Night,  578 


418-420  South  Second  St. 


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Funerals  personally  conducted  in  or  out  of  the  City.    Motor  Ambulance  Service 
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131-123  XORTH  FIRST  ST.,  Cor.  Copper  Ave.,  ALBVQUERaL'E,  X.  M. 

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ROSTOV,  MASS. 


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W.  C.  Raabe 


RAABE  &  MAUGER 


Hardware,  .Stoves  and  RaujcccH,  Kitchen  "\>"are  and  Ranch   Supplies,  Refrlgre-  •{• 

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A'arnishes,   Rru.shes.     Auto   Tires   and  Accessories. 

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President 


W.  E.  ROGERS 
Agent 


WOOL  SGOURiNG  MILLS  OF  ALBUQUERQUE 

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THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
pl«nt  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.   EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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ALBUQUERQUE  MORNING 
JOURNAL,  Journal  Publishing 
Co  imbs,  3lO-;3l  i  \V  Gold  av 

Alhucpiorque  Miiyic  Go,  \VJ  Flynn 
in;.'r,  3 1  I  Central  av 

Allnnpi'^rque  Novelty  Works, 
iSinionson  &  Danielson)  321  S 
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.Mbuquerqiie  Plumbing  &  Heating 

Co.  A  L  Staehlin  mgr  403  W 

Central  av 
Albuquerque  Public  Library,  Mrs 

N  F  Dixon  librarian  E  Central 

cor  Edith 
Albuquef'que  Sanatorium.  Wm  O 

Anderson  mgr  1300  E  Central 

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Albuquerque  Tent  &  Awning  Go, 
L  C  Keppeler  mgr  401  S  1st 

Albuquerque  Title  Guaranty  Go, 
Jno  A  Werner  sec  212  W  Gold 
av 

Albuquerque  Typewriter  Ex- 
change, O  A  Burtner  prop  122 

5  4th 

Albuquerque  Warehouse  Co,  W  E 
Rogers  agent  A  T  &  S  F  tracks 

6  N  Mountain  Road 
.Xlbuquerque  Wet  Wash  Laundrv, 

300  N  Broadway 
Albuquerque      Woman's  Club. 
I^Iargaret  Gartwright  sec  618  W 
(iold  av 

ALBUQUERQUE  WOOL  SCOUR- 
ING MILLS,  succec<lt*d  by  Wool 
Srouring  Mills  of  Albuquerque 

ALBUQUERQUE  &  CERRILLOS 
COAL  CO,  G  A  Kaseman  pres 
and  mgr  miners  and  shippers 
of  "Cerrillos"  anthracite  and 
bituminous  coal  and  "Madrid" 
smithing  coal,  general  otlices 
121  E  Central  av  mines  at 
Madrid,  N  M 

ALLEN  ARTHUR  A,  vice.pres  Al- 
bright c'v:  Anderson,  208-210  W 
Gold  av 

Albui  H  W,  shoemkr' 303- W  Cen- 
tral av 

Allt'u  r.f'on  R.  piano  tuner  214  S 
W'altor 


ALLEN  W  H,  sec  and  treas  The 
McGalfev  Co  Commerce  bldg 

Allen  &  Zearing.  (W  R  Allen  G  L 
Zearing)  auto  tops.  115  W  Gold 
av 

Alvarado  Farms,  H  R  Brown  prop 
north  of  city 

ALVARADO  HOTEL,  (Fred  Har- 
vey) J  E  Smithers  mgr,  Central 
av  cor  S  1st 

Alvarado  Jose,  tailor,  110  W  Gold 
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Amari  Frank,  groc,  142.5  S  2d 

AMERICAN  DETECTIVE  ASSN 
THE,  S  Lucero  chief,  21  A  Arm- 
ijo  bldg,  302^  W  Central  av 

American  Hotel,  Mrs  Emma  O'- 
Brien prop,  5  02^  W  Central  av 

Americ"an  Railway  Express,  C  L 
Applegate  agt.  211  S  2d 

AMERICAN  TRUST  &  SAVINGS 
BANK,  J  B  Herndon  pres.  Jorre 
Haggard  vice-pres.  John  J  Tier- 
ney  cshr,  F  A  White  asst  cshr, 
2d  ne  cor  Central  av 

ANCHOR  MILLING  CO,  A  O  Bach- 
echi  pres,  E  Franchini  vice- 
pres,  John  OToughlin  sec- 
treas  and  mgr,  the  largest  and 
best  equipped  mill  in  the  state, 
flour,  grain,  feed,  1st  cor  Ti- 
jeras,  mill  at  New  York  av  cor 
1st 

ANDERSON  CLINTON  P,  execu- 
tive sec  New  Mexico  Public 
Health  Assn,  Wright  bldg.  324 
W  Gold  av 

Andes  Plac(n*  Gold  iMining  Co,  J  E 
Elfler  sec-treas,  209  W  (iold  av 

Angelus  Hotel,  R  H  Powell  prop, 
121  N  1st 

Angle  Geo  K,  phys,  11  N  T  Armijo 
bldg 

Annex  Hotel.  Angelo  Parenti  prop, 
107.^  S  1st 

ANTI- SALOON  LEAGUE  OF 
AMERICA,  (Dept  of  New  Mex- 
ico and  Arizona^  R  E  Farley 
sup(.  A  H  St  roup  slate  legal 
supt.  2-i  Whiling  bldg 

Apodaca  Manu(d  A,  justice  peace 
J^recinct  I 

Arrhuh'ta  A  A.  groc.  203  N 

ARCHULETA  R  O,  -e.  (  ity 
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Arrhulota  Toribio.  groc,  301  E 
iMountaiii  Road 

ARMIJO  D  J,  asst  rslir  State  Na- 
tional Bank,  Central  av  ne  cor 
2ci 

Armijo  Jose  F,  groc,  2176  Wil- 
liams 

Armijo  J  R.  groe,  821  S  2d 
Armijo  T  J,  auto  livery,  122  W 

Central  av 
Armour  &  Co,  A  H  Wilde  mgr,  wh 

meats.  1 1 7  E  Tijeras 
Aspinwall  H  F,  citv  treas 
Atlantic  House,  820  S  3d 
Atrisco  Farm,  A  B  Stroup  sec- 

treas,  4  Whiting  bldg 
Auto   Laundrv  &  Garage,   G  W 

Williams  mgr,  424  N  2d 
Averill    Apartments,    Mrs    H  B 

Averill  prop,  216^  N  2d 

AZTEC  FUEL  CO,  L  J  Miller  pres 
and  mgr,  wholesale  and  retail 
Gallup  and  Omera  coal,  wood, 
1 102  N  1st 

Aztec  Land  &  Cattle  Co,  W  C  Reid 
l)ros,  Cromwell  bldg 

B  Theatre,  Barnett  Amusement 
Co  props,  200  W  Central  av 

Baca  E  R,  auto  reprs,  1003  S  2d 

Baca  Felix,  lawyer,  5  Whiting 
bldg 

Bachechi  Dry  Gds  Co,  (Mrs  Mary 
Bachechi,  Armida  Bonaguidi) 
306  N  1st 

BACHECHI      MERCANTILE  CO 

(Inc) ,  A  O  Bachechi  mgr,  whol- 
sale  groceries,  beverages,  con- 
fpctionerv,  cigars  tobaccos,  310 
N  1st 

Baker  St^am  Motor  Car  I\Ifg  Co, 
W  R  Allred  rep.  118  S  4th 

BALDRIDGE  J  C,  prps  J  C  Bald- 
ridge  Lumber  Co.  405-423  S  1st 

BALDRIDGE  J  C  LUMBER  CO,  J 
C  Baldridge  pres.  K  J  Bald- 
ridge  vice-pres  and  mgr,  B  W 
FitzHugh  sec  and  treas,  dealers 
in  lumber,  building  material, 
builders'  hardwart\  sash  and 
doors,  paints,  oils,  glass,  ce- 
ment, 405-. 23  S  1st 

BALDRIDGE  K  J,  vice-pres  and 
mgr  J  C  IJaldridge  Luniber  Co, 
405-423  S  ist 


BALDWIN  PIANO  CO,  succeeded 

by  A  I  Riedling  Piano  Co,  221  N 

Ontral  av 
BALLING    S    N,    prop  Pioneer 

Bakery,  207  S  1st 
Bambrook   Produce   Co,   209  N 

At^o 

Banghart' Chas  A.  dep  sheriff 
Baptist  Church  (First),  Rev  F  H 

Harvey  pastor,  S  Broadway  cor 

Lead  av 

BAPTIST  CONVENTION  OF  NEW 
MEXICO,  J  W  Bruner  corres- 
ponding secretary,  37-38-39 
Barnett  bldg 

Baptist  New  Mexican,  A  W  Hunter 
ed,  14  Stern  bldg 

Barber-Potter  Motor  Co,  (G  M 
Barber,  C  W  Potter)  414  W 
Copper  av 

Barnes  Fanny  I,  C  S  P,  12  Melini 
bldg 

Barnes  M  F,  stenographer,  108 
S  2d 

Barnes  R  P,  lawyer,  5  Stern  bldg 
Barnett  Amusement  Co.  H  E  Sher- 
man sec-mgr,  200  W  Central 
av 

Barnett  &  Hoffman,  billiards,  122 

S  2d 

Barnum  S  O,  photog  219i  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Barr  F  H,  vet  surg,  112  S  Broad- 
way 

BARTH  ISAAC,  otTice  2-3  Stern 
bldg 

Bartley  Nellie  Mrs,  millinery,  309 
W  Central  av 

BARTON  D  E,  2d  vico-pres  Albu- 

qufU'que  Chamber  of  Commerce, 

Commerce  bldg 
Bass  Edgar,  groc.  702  S  Broadway 
Bauer  &  Blinn,  (W  E  Bauer,  J  E 

Blinn)  drugs,  201  S  1st 
Beaven  Jno  S.  ins,  4  Barnett  bldg 
Bebber  Optical  Co  (O  G  Bebber^, 

106  S  3d 
Beeller  H  A,  sec  hd  gds.  321  S  ist 
Boeman-Ayer  Supply    Co     [P  \\ 

Jieeman,  ()  E  Avcm-^.  plumbing 

supplies,  207  E  Central  av 
Boll  J  E.  liv.M'v.  I  15  N  2d 
Bell  J  L,  real  est,  210  W  Silver  av 
Bell  Plumbinji-  Co  (J  L  BelF  .  208 

W  Silver  av 


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MANUFACTURING  CO. 
EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

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ALBUQUERQUE 


Ilrllaniah  Najib,  groc,  325  S  2(1 

ii.  lN'Vue  Hotel,  A  Berta  prop, 
:m:u  S  1st 

BENDER  HERBERT,  mgr  West- 
ovii  Ice  Si  Bottling-  Co,  Fruit  & 
a  H  tracks 

lirnetletti  &  Pucc^ti,  groc,  N  15th 
t'i:  .Mountain  Road 

BENNET  L  C,  vice-pres  The  Mc- 
<iall"ey  Co.  Commerce  bldg 

Bennett  Indian  lYadinu"  Co,  G  E 
Ellis  m^r.  323  W  Gold  av 

BENSON  BERTHA,  sec  New  Mexi- 
co Cattle  <S:  Horse  Growers 
Assn.  sec  and  treas  New  Mexi- 
co Wool  Growers  Assn,  Com- 
merce bldg 

Benton  J  E.  barber,  221  S  2d 

Berardiuelli  Camilo,  groc,  906  N 
15th 

Berger  A  J,  pbvs,  3  Citizens  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
Bernalillo  County  Abstract  &  Title 

Co,  H  E  Peltz  pres-mgr,  321 

W  Gold  av 
Bernalillo  County  National  Farm 

Loan     Assn     C  Federal  Land 

Bank) ,  A  B  Stroup  sec-treas,  2 

Whiting  bldg 
Beyer  C  B,  surveyor,  210  W  Gold 

av 

Bittner  Co,  Alfred  Stevens  mgr, 
hay, grain,  321  N  1st  av 

Bittner  House,  Mrs  Emma  G  Bit- 
tner prop,  319i  S  1st 

BITULITHIC    PAVEMENT,  New 

Mexico  Construction  Co,  City 
Hall 

Black  Diamond  Paint  Co,  J  B 
Livesav  sec-treas,  llo  S  3d 

Blair  Danl,  billiards,  214  S  2d 

Blakemore  Thos  &  Son,  undertkrs 
210  S  Arno 

Bliss  E  E,  auto  supplies,  500  W 
Central  av 

BLUEHER  GARDENS  (inc),  Her- 
man Blueher  pres.  Arno  Blue- 
her  vice-pres,  A  W  Kraemer 
sec  and  treas,  commission  mer- 
chants and  market  gardeners, 
growers  and  shippers  of  fruits 
and  vegetables.  Old  Albuquer- 
ipie 

Bluewater  Development  Co.  G  C 
Tavlui'  slatiilorv  agt,  lo  Crom- 
well bl.lg 


Bluewater  Irrigation  Co,  G  C  Tay- 
lor statutorv  agt,  10  Cromwell 
bldg 

Blumenshine  Geo  H  Dairy,  1720 
W  Central  av 

Blumenthal  E  H,  architect,  7  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

Boadway  Bros,  dry  gds,  301  W 
Central  av 

Boatright  Rubber  Co  fD  H  &  J  C 
Boatright) ,  518  W  Central  av 

Boggs  W  L,  groc,  1024  S  Broad- 
way 

Boldt  Chas  E,  furn,  214  \V  Gold 
av 

Bonaguidi  Hugo,  groc,  103  N  1st 

BOND  -  CONNELL  SHEEP  & 
WOOL  CO,  Frank  Bond  pres, 
R  C  Dillon  vice-pres,  Walter  M 
Connell  sec  and  treas,  sheep 
and  wool.  Occidental  bldg  3d- 
cor  Gold  av 

BOND-DILLON  CO,  R  C  Dillon 
pres,  \V  H  Booth  vice-pres,  M 
E  Crumley  sec  and  treas,  whole 
sale  grocers,  hide  and  pelt 
dealers,  auto  tires,  oils,  216- 
2 26  E  Central  av 

BOND  FRANK,  pres  Bond-Connell 
Sheep  &  Wool  Co,  res  Espanola 

Bond  Geo  sheep  raiser,  3d  cor 
(toM  av 

BOOKER  T  WASHINGTON  MEM- 
ORIAL    SANATORIUM,     S  T 

Richards  pres,  C  Howard  Kerr 
1st  vice-pres,  Emery  D  Wil- 
liams 2d  vice-pres,  James  E 
Whitfield  treas.  Rev  W  T  Green 
genl  mgr,  Dr  James  Lewis  di- 
rector, S  Arno  cor  Trumbull  av 
Booth  E  B,  tailor,  219  W  Central 
av 

BOOTH  W  H,  vice-pres  Bond  Dil- 
lon Co,  21()-226  E  Central  av 

Borradaile  Jno,  real  est,  302  \\' 
Central  av 

Boston  Chas  B,  rest,  317  S  1st 

Bo.swell  J  xM.  groc  1024  N  4th  & 

s  2d 

BOURKE  THOS  F,  agency  mgr 
Juiuitabte  Lite  Assurance  So- 
cietv  of  the  United  States,  10 
Barneft  bldg 
Bowdich  Hi'os.  contrs,  610  John 
liowdicli  Earl,  city  building  and 
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Armijo  bldu- 
BOWERS  HENRY  M,  osteopathic 

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BOWERS    MONUIVIENT  WORKS, 

succeeded    by    G    E  Fletcher 

I\[onument  Wks,  215  E  Central 

av 

Boyd^J  G,  ^roc,  1101  S  4th 

Bi'adtord  Eliz  L  Mrs,  music  tchr, 
21  Whiting  bldg 

Bradstreet  Co,  Fred  \V  Harden 
supt*  (Jrant  bldg 

Brangle  J  G,  sheet  metal  works, 
415  W  Copper  av 

Brault  &  Sons,  genl  mdse,  322  E 
Marijuet  to 

BREECE  G  E,  pres  and  genl  mgr 
McKinlev  Land.  &  Lumber  Go, 
end  X  12th 

BREHIVIER  HARRISON  L,  physi- 
cian,, eye,  ear,  nose  and  throat, 
li5A  S  2d 

Brewington  IMarg  G  Mrs,  osteo- 
path, 509  E  Central  av 

Brewington  Robt  D,  phys,  509  E 
Central  av 

Briggs  B  H,  drugs.  4(h  cor  Central 

Broad  Bicvcle  &  Trading  Co,  H  S 
Patten  sec,  220  S  2d 

Bronx  Hotel,  W  H  Ryer  prop,  113i 
\V  Central  av 

Brooks  G  L,  real  est,  409  W  Cop- 
per av 

Brown  J  S  Mercantile  Go,  F  P 


wh   groc,    117  E 
hd  gds, 


Kahnt  mgr, 
Tijeras  • 
Brown  L  J.  transfer,  sec 

215  S  1st 
Bruce  A  E,  asst  genl  agt  Pacific 
Mutual  Life  Insurance    Go  of 
California,  1  N  T  Armijo  bldg 

BRUIMER  j  W,  corresponding  sec- 
retary Baptist  Convention  of 
New  Mexico,  37-38-39  Barnett 
bldg,  res  904  Forrester  av 

Bryan  Harvester  Co,  G  A  Bryan 
genl  mgr,  (3  Barnett  bldg 

BRYANT  N  M,  sec  &  treas  Stock- 
men's Guaranty  Loan  Co,  115 
S  2d 

BRYCE  WILLIAM,  pres  Albuquer- 
«nie  l-'oiindi'v  \'  -Machine  Works 

BUNJES  H  G,'  asst  cshr  (^.itizi-ns 
.National  Bank,  Ci'Utral  av  ."^ 
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Burg  Jno  B,  lawyer.  First  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
Burkburnett  -  Ranger  -  Tularosa 

Basin  Oil  Co,  Thos  T  Haney 

genl  mgr,  104  W  Central  av 
Burkhart  &  Coors   (S  Burkhart, 

H  G  Coors),  lawyers,  11  Grant 

Bldg  ' 

Burroughs  Adding  Machine  Co,  E 
J  Cavender  mgr,  402  W  Gold  av 

Burrus  Geo,  bakery,  202  E  Cen- 
tral av  ' 

Burton  Sol  L,  phys,  9  Barnett 
bldg 

Business     Men's  Co-Operative 
r   Assn,  C  G  Ackerman  sec,  211  \V 
Gold  av 

BUSINESS    SERVICE    CO,    L  A 

Erlandson  mgr,  collections  and 
credit  ratings,  210  W  Copper 
av,  P  O  Box  198,  phone  1959R 

Buskey  H  L  Mrs,  auto  service,  105 
W  Central  av 

Butler  Auto  Co,  G  G  Travis  sec- 
treas,  5th  cor  Copper  av 

Butt's  (inc),  R  \V  Butt  sec-treas, 
drugs,  101  N  1st 

Bynum  C  B,  groc,  309  N  3d 

C  &  C  Consolidated  Mining  Co,  P 
G  Rodey  sec,  3  Woolworth  bldg 

Calkins  B  H,  oOice  engineer  city 
Engineers  otlice.  City  Hall 

CAMERON  PETER,  sec  and  mgr 
Albuquerque  Foundry  &  Ma- 
chine Works,  Hazeldine  av  & 
Santa  Fe  R  R 

CANDELARIA  AMBROSIO,  pres 
City  Realty  &  Loan  Co,  207  W 
Gold  av 

Ganlield  F  P,  mgr  Kistler  Over- 
land Co,  513-515  W  Central  av 

Cant  red  Ernestine  ^Irs,  groc,  1300 
N  2d 

Carman  Elizabeth  F,  chiropractor 

19  N  'V  Armijo  bldg 
Carnes  C  H,  optometrist,   107  S 

4  th 

Carns  D  H,  phys.  Grant  bldg 
Carr  Clark  M,^live  stock,  0  Whit- 
i  11" 

Carr-Godding  Sheep  Co  (Clark  M 
Carr.  T  F  Godding),  0  Whiting 
bhlg 

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Casnias  Jos.  barber,  105  N  1st 
C^alholic     Church  (Immaculate 

Conception),  Rev  A  M  Manda- 

lari  priest,  219  N  Gth  av 
Catholic  Church  (Sacred  Heart), 

Rev  Juan  N  Cordova  priest,  401 

Stover  av 
•".atholic    Church    (San  Felipe), 

Rev  Jno  Di  Pietro  priest,  Old 

Town 

'^atholic  Church  (San  Jose),  Rev 
i  Ferdinand  Troy  priest 

jATTLE  SANITARY  BOARD  OF 
WEW  MEXICO,  W  .)  Linwood 
sec,  City  Hall 

>>avern  Gold  Mininsr  Co,  G  L 
Brooks  mgr,  409  \V  Copper  av 

Caynor  G  C,  sheet  metal  works, 
210  W  Copper  av 

Central  Market  Co,  groc,  211  W 
Central  av 

CENTRAL  PRINTING  CO,  Thomas 
Hughes  pres  and  mgr,  H  B 
Hening  sec  and  treas,  pubs  The 
Evening  Herald  and  New  Mexi- 
co Ruralist,  printers,  publish 
ers,  book  binders,  222-22  I  N  3d 

Chadwick  Chas  &  Co,  live  stock, 
wool,  108  \V  Gold  av 

CHALMERS    MOTOR  CARS, 

Connell-Harrington  .Motor 
distributors,  W  Gold  av  se 
5th 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE,  see 

Albuquerque  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce 

Chamberlin  L  H  INfrs,  millinery, 
109  S  4th 

Champion  Grocery  Co  (A  Matteu- 
cci  &  Co),  7th  cor  Tijeras 

Chaplin  \Vm,  shoes,  121  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Chapman  J  M,  barber,  107  W 
Central  av 

CHASE  E  T,  sec  and  genl  mgr 
National  Life  Insurance  Co  of 
the  Southewest,  N  2d  ne  cor 
Cooper  av 

Chau\1n  Adelard,  painter,  wall 
paper  and  paints,  521  \V  Cen- 
tral 

Chavez  Anlonin,  soft  drinks,  215 
\V  Bridge  av  . 


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CHAVEZ  MELITON,  asst  cshr 
First  National  Bank,  2d  cor 
Gold  av 

Chavez  Polidoro    R,    genl  mdse, 

1  703  S  Broadwnv 
CHICAGO  FLEXIBLE  SHAFT  CO, 

James  Stagg  southwest  distri- 
butor, shearing  machinery,  102 
N  3d 

CHICAGO  MILL  &  LUMBER  CO, 

George  Simms  mgr,  planing 
mill,  mfrs  and  dealers  in  lum- 
ber and  building  material,  401- 
415  N  3d 

Children's  Home  &  Hospital,  Chas 
E  Lukens  supt,  805  E  Grand  av 

Chiordi  Siro,  bakery,  macaroni 
mfr,  905  S  2d 

Chiordi  &  Francini,  groc,  901  S  2d 

Christian  Church  (Broadway) , 
Rev  Alfred  O  Kuhn  minister",  S 
Broadway  cor  Gold  av 

Christian  Science  Reading  Room, 
Melini  bldg 

Church  of  Christ.  Al  Morris  Elder, 
Odd  Fellows  Hall 

Cipos  Jos  S.  ])hvs.  1  IMelini  bids' 

CITIZENS  NATIONAL  BANK,  Neill 
B  Field  pres,  Silvestre  Mira- 
bal  vice-pres,  D  A  Porterfield 
vice-pres,  Jas  W  Leech  cshr. 
C  E  Hyre  asst  cshr,  H  G  Bunjes 
asst  cshr.  Central  av  se  cor  3d 

City  Detention  Hospital,  east  end 
Santa  Fe  av 

City  Electric  Co,  J  R  Hagy  sec,  125 
S  3d 

Citv  Grocerv  Co  (U  A  and  Y  C 

Pino"! .  90  I  S  3d 
CITY  REALTY  &  LOAN  CO,  Am- 

brosio  Canilelaria    pres,    R  O 
Archuleta     sec,     real  estate, 
loans,  insurance,  sheep  dealers. 
207  W  Gold  av 
City  &  Railroad  Y  M  C  A.  C  T 
French  pres,  Lynn  H  Fox  genl 
sec.  Central  av  cor  1st 
CLARK  DEAN  D,  dist  mgr  Moun- 
tain Stales  Teleidione  &  Tele- 
graph Co,  114  N  4th 
Clark  Jno  1),  city  chemist 
Clark    Jno    I),    Dean.  Graduate 

School  Stat(»  Universilv 
Clarke  S  C.  i>hvs.  18  Barneft  bldu' 
Claylon  Andrew  J.  barber;  109  \V 
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tfraM  RaiMngs,  Klwit  ria^is.  Push  Plates,  Loafer  Railing.  Gontr.'iGLtora' 
Braas  Work.   We  lavlte  corroepocdence,  with  Spocillcations. 

TBE  SLACK-HOMER  BRASS  MFG.  CO. 


IIS8  BLAKE  STREET 


DENVER.  COLORAD0 


Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
610-611  IVIIIIs  Building 


El  Paso,  Texas 


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Claylon  E  M,  city  phys,  410  W 
tinltl  av 

Clayton  \V  Moore,  lawyer,  9  Crom- 
well bUig 

Coal  Supply  Co,  W  R  Walton  pres, 
523  St  John 

Cobb's  The,  Studio  (Mrs  E  Ross 
Cobb.  Miss  D  M  Cobb)  photo- 
graphers, 210  W  Gold  av 

Coco-Cola  Bottling  Co,  T  S 
Walken  pres.  Fruit  &  RR 

Cotrield  Dry  Cleaning  Co  (R  A 
W'alkup),  11 0  S  Glh 

Cohran  J  M,  acting  Dean,  College 
of  Engineering  State  University 

Colombo  Dancing  Academy,  An- 
tonio Morelli  mgr.  416  N  2d 

Colombo  Hotel,  Rosa  Toti  prop, 
303  N  ist 

Colonization  &  Improvement  Co, 
H  B  Jamison  agt,  12  Stern 
bldg 

Columbia  Cleaning  Co,  H  Rippner 

prop,  1209  N  4th 
Commerce  Building  Co,  Louis  II- 

feld  sec-treas,  4th  cor  Gold  av 

Commercial  Inn  (Fred  Turnbull), 
217  S  4th 

Commercial  Printing  Co,  F  J  Ba- 
ser prop,  205  E  Central  av 

Congregationl  Church  (First), 
Rev  H  S  Davidson,  S  Broadway 
cor  Coal  av 

CONNELL  WALTER  M,   sec  and 

treas  Bond-Connell  Sheep  & 
Wool  Co,  sec  New  ^Mexico  Wool 
Growers  Assn,  chairman  Board 
City  Commissioners,  3d  cor 
Go  id  av 

Conner  C  H,  osteopath,  6  Stern 
bldg 

Conroy  Chas.  groc,  501  S  Arno 

CONTINENTAL    CASUALTY  CO, 

The  Agencv  Co  general  agents, 
112  S  2d 

CONTINENTAL    OIL    CO  THE, 

Xew  Mexico  Division,  J  J  Foley 
division  mgr,  P  V  Halpin  asst 
division  mgr,  East  bet  Manuel 
6i  Trumbull  avs 

Contreras  G  A,  barber,   110  W 

Gobi  av 
Coon»'y  E  T,  barber,  309  S  1st 


COONS  J  H,  mgr  for  New  Mexico 
and  Arizona  The  Mutual  Life 
Insurance  Co  of  New  York,  2d 
se  cor  Gold  av 
Cooper  Motor  Co,  Lester  Cooper 

genl  mgr,  519  W  Central  av 
COOPER  WILLIAM  &  NEPHEWS, 
James  Stagg  mgr,  sheep  dips, 
branding  liquid,  etc,  102  N  3d 
Co-Operative    Building   &  Loan 
Assn.  J  E  Elder  sec,  209  W  Gold 
Copp  B  F.  dentist,  4  Melini  bldg 
Corcoran  Edw%  plumber,  210  N  3d 
Cornish  P  G,  phys  8  Grant  bldg 
Coronado    Hotel,    Fred  Crollott 

prop,  418*  S  2d 
Cox  F  A  &  Co,  auto  repairs,  521 
W  Central  av 

COX  J  E,  asst  cshr  First  National 

Bank,  2d  cor  Gold  av 
Cox  J  L  Mrs,  furn  rooms,  32 H 

W  Central  av 

COYOTE     BOTTLING  WORKS, 

Mrs  Geo  Siglhofer  prop,  bot- 
tlers soda  waters,  ginger  ale 
and  "Coyote"  jnineral  w^ater, 
502-506  N  1st 

COYOTE  SPRINGS  MINERAL 
CO,  Mrs  George  Siglhofer  bot- 
tlers of  soda  waters,  ginger  ale 
and  Coyote  mineral  water, 
laundry  blueing,  502-506  N  1st 

Craig  Geo  R  (Miller  &  Craig) ,  dist 
atty.  20  Stern  bldg 

CRANE  LEO,  supt  U  S  Indian  Ser- 
vice, '^uthern  Pueblos  Indian 
Agency.  723  N  2d 

Crane  Printing  Co,  Geo  W  Crane 
mgr,  3'10  S  2d 

Credit  Clearing  House,  A  B  St  roup 
adjuster,  4  Whiting  bldg 

Crescent  Cream  Co  (A  W  Duke), 
118  W  Central  av 

Crescent  Hardware  Co,  Jno  G 
Wagner  sec-treas,  318  W  Cen- 
tral av 

.Crevoisier    Armand.  watehmkr, 

J  09  W  Central  av 
CRILE  H  R,  lawyer.  9-11  Whiting 

bldg 

Crisfy  i:dw  B,  architect.  27  N  T 

Arm i jo  bltlg 
Crockett  W  \V,  photogr.  302}  W 

Central  av 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 


ELECTRICAL  ENGINEERS,       CONTRACTORS  FOR  POWER  PLANTS, 
JOBBE  RS    O  ^    E\/ERYTHINO  E 


SWITCHBOARD  BUILDERS 


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ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 


WE  HAVE  EVERYTHING  FOR  THE  HOME- 
CARPETS  AND  HARDWARE 

EL  PASO 


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TEXAS 


ALBUQ JERQUE 


115 


ALBUQUERQUE 


prop, 
Crystal 
nient 
Culver 


CROLLOTT  FRED  R,  undertaker, 
fuTK'ral  rliroctor,  licensed  em- 
balmer,  4i8-i>'0  S  2d  Phone 
578 

CrollofI  Seferino.  g:roc.  1201  S  Uh 
CRUMLEY  IVI  E,    sec    and  treas 
Bond^Dillon    Co,    216-226  E 
Central  av 
Crystal  Hotel,  Mrs  G  B  Owens 
223^  S  2d 

Theatre,  Barnett  Amuse- 
Co  props,  219  5>  2d 
Advertising"  Co,    518  W 
Central  av 
CURRY  FRANK,  cattle,  sheep  and 
goats 

Daily  G  W,  groc,  206  E  Central  av 
Dallas  Hotel,  Mrs  Mattie  A  Jones 
prop,  llli  S  ist 

DALTON  ADDING,  LISTING  & 
CALCULATING  MACHINES, 

Rliein  Specialty  Agency  agents, 
122  S  4th 

DAVIDSON  JAMES  D,  mgr  Finni- 
gan-Brovvn  Co.  422-42  4  N  1st 

Davis  G  W,  genl  contr,  315  W 
Copper  av 

Davis  H  J,  dentist,  210*  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Dearth  F  E,  Embalmer  C  T 
French,  501       Central  av 

DEFIANCE  COAL  CO,  G  A  Kase- 

man  pres,  miners  and  shippers 

Defiance  coal,  121  E  Central  av 

mines  at  Gallup.  N  M 
Del  Frate  G  &  Co,  srroc,  meats, 

1800  \V  Central  a\  - 
Del  Frate  &  Sei  (Luikx  Oel  Frate, 

Pascual  Sei),  cafe,  109  S  1st 
De  Luxe  Cafe   (Alex  Janos  Nick 

Triantis)   119  W  Central  av 
DeMerkel  \\'    O.    chiropodist,  5 

Citizens  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Dennis  Jas,  phys,  21 U  W  Gold 

av 

de  Tullio  Angelo,  genl  contr,  126 

N  Arno 
DIAMOND  COAL 

Pollock  pres,  R 
pres,  A  R  Litt? 

B  B  Hanger  genl  mgr,  P  West- 
water  mine  supt,  coal  miners 
and  shippers.  Commerce  bldg. 
mines  at  (iallup.  N  M 
Diaz  Arturo,  blksmith,  319  N  1st 


CO  THE,   T  E 

R  Pollock  vice- 
sec  and  treas. 


Dieckmann  B  E  Co,  real  est,  ins, 
309  W  Gold  av 

DILLON  R  C,  pres  Bond-Dillon 
Co,  216-226  E  Central  av 

Dinelli  Peter,  rest,  119  N  1st 

DIVINE  GROVER,  mgr  R  G  Dun 
&  Co,  The  Mercantile  Agency, 
8  State  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Dobson  Edw  W,  lawyer,  4  Crom- 
well bldg 

Dodds  David  C,  phys,  25  N  T 
Armijo  bldg 

DODGE  BROTHERS  MOTOR 
CARS,  J  Korber  &  Co  distribu- 
tors, 208-222  N  2d 

Dodge  Hotel,  Mrs  Leona  Dodge 
prop,  117^  N  1st 

Dodrill  Tire  Co,  (Al  Mathieu)  122 
N  4th 

Dodson  R  L  &  Son,  garage,  400 
N  4th 

Domenicali  &  Dinelli,  rest,  209 

5  *  1  s  t 

DONALDSON  HARPER  C,  supt 
Menaul  School  2  miles  N  of 
City 

Donnell  F  S,  oil  leases,  204  W 
Gold  av 

DOOLITTLE  J  M,  pres  and  mgr 
Albuquerque  Lumber  Co,  423 
N  1st 

DORAN  PAUL,  distributor  Hud- 
son and  Essex  Motor  Cars,  608 
W  Central  av 

Dorris  T  M,  groc,  5  16  E  Central  av 

Dreyfuss  Julian  &  Co,  genl  mdse, 
113  N  1st 

Duerr  Harry  O,  consulting  eng,  10 
Citv  Hall 

Duke  City  Candv  Co  (A  H  Baker), 
4  23  S  2d 

DUKE  CITY  CLEANERS,  DYERS 

6  HATTERS,  W  B  Heighes 
prop,  clothes  cleaning  and  dye- 
ing, carpets  and  rugs,  vacuum 
and  steam  cleaned  220  \V  Gold 
av 

DUN  R  G  &  CO,  The  Mercantile 
Agencv  (i rover  Divine  mgr,  8 
Slate  Natl  Bank  Bldg 
Imuran  T  R.  jrenl  mdse.  end  N  t2th 
l^asterday  Jacob  S  phys.  .3.30  N  itli 
Eherliardt  (ieo.  meats.  112  N  iM 
Ehler  .S:  Shellev  (J  E  Elder.  F  E 
Shelley),  real  est.  209  W  Gold 


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210  Colo.  Banks 


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THE  McELHINNEY  TILE  A  MARBLE  M. 

427  ITth  STRKET,  DEUTTEB. 
%  Block  from  Brown  Palace  Hetd 
Send  tor  Catalog: 
Sivcxes«ors  to 
The  Denver  Hkrdwood  Mantal  Go. 


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Eillt'r.f  W.  pliys,  81(5  S  lU'oadway 
J']lijis  David  M\  gonl  nidse,  115 
1st 

Elias,  Pino  &  Sanrhoz,  dry  gds, 

115  N  1st 
Klks    LodjJTP    \o    i61,    Frank  A 

Slortz  sPt\  S  5(li  cor  (iold  av 
Ellor   Clias   A,   dentist,    li  New 

Armi.jo  bldg- 
Ellion    Loron  F,   pliys,   313 A  W 

(Central  av 
Elms  Hotel,  I\Irs  Lvneh  mgr,  300 i 

X  1st 

EL  PASO  HIDE  &  LEATHER  CO 

(inc;.  W  M  Wells  nig-r.  hides, 
pelts,  wool,  furs,  sole  leather, 
502-50't  S  2d 
Emblem  ()  S.  aulos,  508  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Enpre  M  S,  ehiropraetor,  206 A  N 
2rl 

Eniiltdiart  Geo,  bakery.  122  W  Sil- 
ver av 

Enprlish  Lutheran  Church  (St 
J*auls  ',  Rev  Arthur  M  Knudsen 
l)aslor.  6th  cor  Silver 

Ei)iseoi)al  (Jhureh  (St  Johns),  Rev 
W'infred  H  ZiVgier  rector,  4th 
cor  silver  av 

EQUITABLE  LIFE  ASSURANCE 
SOCIETY  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES,  Thos  F  Bourke 
Apency  m^r,  life,  accident  and 
health  insurance,  10  Barnett 
bld^ 

ERLANDSON  L  A,  niL-r  Business 
Servico  Co.  2  10  W  Copper  av 

Erwin  \V  D.  ii^  /.22  N  1  1th 

ESSEX  MOTOi.  wrtRS,  Paul  Doran 
distributor,  COS  W  C*mtral  av 

Estrada  Otwio,  shoemkr,  107  x\ 
1st 

Eubank  Bros  fC  L  &  D  ,  cloth- 
ing-, 1  1 2  W  Central  av 

Eureka  White  Lime  Co.  Edw  B 
Cristy  mcr,  27  N  T  Armijo  bldg 

Evans  E  J.  proc,  612  N  5th 

EVENING  HERALD  THE,  Central 
l>rin(mu-  Co  pubs,  222-22 'i  N 
3d 

EVERITT,  JEWELERS  (Inc  . 
Arlhiu"  Everitt  pro.  (ieorpre  E 
J'Aerilt  vice-pre>,  Evelyn  Ross 
s<M'  and  treas.  manu fact urin;:: 
jewebu's,  205  W  (Central  av 


1st 
groc. 


Cen- 


EXCELSIOR    LAUNDRY  CO, 

Cieorge  B  Mallory  mgr.  prompt 
attention  to  mail  orders,  422  S 
2d  cor  Coal  av 
EXPERT  SERVICE  BUREAU  (E  A 

Frick,   S   H   Schenck),  skilled 

labor  only,  321  W  (Iold  av 
Exter  A  J,  embalmer,  C  T  French, 

501  W  Central  av 
B'adeley  Forrest  F,  phys,  Wliiting 

bldg- 

FARLEY  R  E  supt  Anti-Saloon 
League  of  America  2-4  Whit- 
ing bldg- 

Farr  W  M,  phys.  717  W  Copper  av 
Farr  Wm  Co.  meats,  217  S  2d 
Faw  D  W,  vice-pres  Gibson-Faw 

Lumber  Co,  402  N 
Fawks  G  B  (eslate  > , 
tral  cor  Broadway 
Federal  Board  for  Vocational  Ed- 
ucation,   J    (^i    Ross  adviser, 
Chamber  of  Commerce  bldg 
Fee  E  W.  feed,  seed,  poultry  sup- 
plies, 2  1  2  W  Lead  av 

FEE'S  CANDY  STORE,  John  A 
Foe  mgr,  manufacturers,  whol- 
sale  and  retail  confectioncrv, 
304  W  Central  av 

Fernandez  Co,  Adela  C  Holmquist 
sec,  land,  cattle.  First  Natl 
Bank  bldg 

Fidelitv  &  Deposit  Co  of  Md. 
Margaret  E  Medler,  iM  C  Bliss 
W  P  Metcalf  and  A  Fleischer 
acts 

FIELD  NEILL  B,  pres  Citizens 
National  Bank,  Central  av  se 
I'or  3il.  lawyer.  New  Armijo  bldg 

FIELD  W  A,  sec-treas  and  salf's 
mgr  N(nv  Mexico  Bean  Growers 
7\ssn.  Chamber  of  Commerce 
bldix 

FINNIGAN-BROWN  CO,  James  D 
Davidson  mur.  hides,  pelts, 
wool,  furs,  tallow,  422-424  N 
1st 

FIRST   NATIONAL   BANK,    J  M 

Raynolds  pres,  (i  L  Rogers  ac- 
tive vice-pres.  C  S  White  vice- 
pr<vs  and  cshr.  H  F  Raynolds 
vice-pr<'s.  J  E  Cox  asst.  cshr. 
M(dilon  Chavez  asst  cshr,  H  L 
Snyd(U'  asst  cshr,  2d  cor  Gold 
av 


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ESTABLISHED  1  8  I  f  . 
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(ABSTRACTERS) 

photographio  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinley  County,  New  Mexico 


ALBLQUERQUE 


117 


ALBUQUERQUE 


)'ir^l  Saviiifjs  P'.ak  &  Trust  Go, 
J  M  RayiioliJs  pros.       cor  Gold 

liv^l  S(H*lotv  of  Cliri.st  iSciontist. 
Mrs  W  A "  Sin  if  h  reader,  il8  W 
<i<)|.|  av 

FISHER  FRED  W,  mgr  The  M  J 

o  Fallon  J>upply  Co,  612-614  N 

Ki«.|ier  Fred  W,  agric  implts,  221 

5  liroadway 

Ki>hinan  Jno,  clothing-,  203  S  1st 
FITZHUGH  B  W,  sec  and  treas  J 
C  Baldridge  Luml)er  Co,  405- 
423  S  1st 
FLEISCHER  A,  real  estate,  city 
proi)erty,  irrigated  lands  and 
ranches*,  insurance,  loans,  in- 
vestments, 111  S  4th 

FLETCHER  G  E  MONUMENT 
WORKS  \(}  E  Fletcher),  215  E 
Central  av 

Floersheim  I  C,  dep  U  S  Int  Rev 
collr 

FOLEY  J  J,  division  m?r  The  Con- 
tinental Oil  Co.  East  bet  Manuel 

6  Trumbull  avs 

FOLLETT  W  L,  cshr  New  Mexico 
Construction  Co.  City  Hall 

FORD  MOTOR  CARS  AND  FORD- 
SON  TRACTORS,  Quickel  Auto 
&  Supplv  Co  distributors,  600- 
606  W  Central  av 

FOREST  SERVICE,  see  U  S  Forest 
Service 

48TH  STAR  MILLS,  D  Hoch  prop, 
Hour,  feed,  grain,  seed.  Trum- 
bull av  bet  h  ■  "i:  and  Santa  Fe 
R  R 

Eoti  &  Pucci,  groc,  hay,  grain,  213 
N  3d 

Four  Leaf  Oil  Co.  W  Y.  Oroves 
genl  mgr.  29  N  T  Armijo  bldg 

P'ouse  Albert,  clean  and  press,  1 10 
S  2d 

Fraccaroli  Louis,  billiards,  210  \V 

Central  av 
i"ranchini  O  &  Co,  groc,  1st  cor 

Tijeras 

Frank  Chas  A,  phvs,  6  Barnett 
bldg 

Franklin  Motor  Cars,  Leo  J  Trost 
distributor,  N  ith  cor  ('opjior  av 

F'remont  Cash  (irocery  Co.  Tung 
Man  mgr,  217  W  Central  av 


FRENCH  C  T,  undertaker,  funeral 
director,  licensed  embalmer, 
private  ambulance,  501  W  Cen- 
tral av 

FRICK  E  A  (Expert  Service  Bu- 
reau), 321  \V  Gold  av 
Frisbie  Evelyn,  phys,  3131  W  Cen- 
tral av 
Fuhr  Wm,  groc,  224  S  2d 
G  &  G  Grocery  Co  ( Arthur  Garcia, 
Andres  N  Gutierrez),  1600  S  3d 
Gaines  F  E,  dentist,  Melini  bldg 
Galena-King    Mining    Co,    W  G 
Thaxton  sec-treas,  226  W  Gold 
av 

Gallo  Apolonio,  barber,  214  S  2d 

GALLUP    AMERICAN    COAL  CO, 

Horace  Moses  genl  supt,  K  H 
Aber  sales  mgr,  miners  and 
shippers  of  American  Block 
Coal,  17-19  Whiting  Bldg 

Galusha  J  R,  chief  police 

Gann  Mary  E  Mrs,  groc,  900  S 
Williams 

GANO  W  V,  sec  and  treas  Moss- 
man,  (iano  &  Sippel,  25-27 
Whiting  Bldg 

Garcia  Ernest  B,  lawyer,  16  Stern 
bldg 

GARCIA  E  G  CO  (J  A  Garcia), 
sheep,  w^ool,  mohair,  hides, 
pelts,  furs,  goat  skins,  309-315 
N  3d 

Garcia    Monico,    justice  peace 

Precinct  15 
Garcia  Rafael,  county  sherilT,  Old 

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Garcia  Simon,  groc.  I  125  N  Arno 

Garcia  &  Ortiz,  soft  drinks,  1930 
W  Central  av 

Garcia  v  Sanchez  J  A,  genl  mdse, 
1418  Barelas  Road 

Garduno  J  L,  phys,  319}  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Garley  &  Lopez  (Jos  Garley.  Jus- 

to  Lopez),  garage,  1521  S  2d 
Gaugler   M  E  Mrs,  hairdresser, 

203  E  Central  av 
Gekler   W   A   phys,  Albuquerqe 

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W  Central  av 
(ierfig  E  A,  conlr  &  bldr,  710  W 

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GIBSON-FAW  LUMBER  CO,  D  \V 

I'.iw  vi(M^-pres,  whol  and  ret 
lunibor,  buildinj?  material, 
Swastika  and  Gallup  coal,  402 
N  1st 

Gibson  T  W,  lawyer,  First  Natl 

Bank  BIdg 
Gielitz  Louis  C,  tailor.  107  S  4th 
Gilbert  S  S,  p:roc,  410  W  Atlantic 
Gill  J  P,  real  est,  108  S  3d 
Givandan  Jos.  meats,  1024  N  4th 
Gladding  Jas  N,  city  mgr  City  Hall 
Glassman  Meyer,  sec  hand  cloth- 
ing,^ 303  S  1st 
Gleason  Henry,  groc,  1201  N  4th 
Gleason  Hotel,  iMrs  L  M  Stone 

prop.  2d  cor  Gold  av 
Gobbel  H  H,  phvs,  Barnett  bldg 
Gober  J  L.  auctioneer,  223  S  2d 
Goches  Jno,  rest.  111  W  Central 
Golden  Rule  Store,  3d  cor  Central 
Gonzales  S.  groc.  end  N  12th 
Graham  Frank  W,  acct,  207  W 
Gold  av 

Grand  Central  Hotel,   Mrs  M  E 

Duncan  prop,  N  T  Armijo  bldg 
Grand  Union  Tea  Co,  Thos  Lynch 

agt,  1104  W  Slate  av 
Grande  C  A,  groc,  305  N  Broadway 
Great  Bear  Mining  Co,  J  E  Elder 

statutory  agt.  209  \V  Gold  av 
Griego  Geo,  billiards,  204  N  3d 
GRIGSBY  J  E  fHeacock  &  Grigs- 

by),  21 H  W  Central  av 
Grimshaw  Co.  confectioners.  201 

W  Central  av  and  315  S  2d 
Grose  E  L,  ins.  118  S  3d 
Gross,Kp"y  &  Co.  E  N  Boule  mgr, 

whol  ocers,  110  E  Central  av 
Gruehl  .vdvertising  Agency,  H  B 

Honing   pres.    Howard  Gruehl 

sec,  32  4  W  Gold  av 
Grunsfeld  Bros  (Alfred  &  Ivan), 

genl  mdse,  121  S  Gold  av 
Guarantee  Clothing  Co.  Hayden  & 

Keleher  props,  218  W  Central 
Gurule  Felipe  J,  notary  public, 

114  S  2d 
Gurule-Sandoval  Realty  Co,  114  S 

2d 

Gutieri'cz  Max.  co  comr,  2d  dist 
HAGGARD      JERRE,  vice-pres 
American  Trust   Savings  Bank, 
cshr  State  National  Bank,  Cen- 
tral av  ne  cor  2d 


Hagland  Carl  E,  dentist,  1  Grant 
bldi," 

HAHN    COAL    COMPANY,    G  A 

Kaseman  pros,  wholesale  and 
retail  "Cerrillo^"  and  "Gallup" 
anthracite,  bituminous,  lignite 
and  smithing  coal,  wood,  coke, 
lime,  '121  E  Central  av 

HAHIM  W  H  COMPANY  fine),  G  A 
Kaseman  pres,  wholesale  and 
retail  ''Cerrillos"  and  ''Gallup" 
anthracite,  bituminous,  lignite 
and  smithing  coal,  wood,  coke, 
lime,  121  E  Central  av 

Hall  E  C.  genl  contr,  222  S  2d 

Hall  R  M.  groc,  2400  N  4th 

Halpin  P  V,  asst  div  mgr  The  Con- 
tinental Oil  Co,  East  bet  Manuel 
&  Trumbull  avs 

HAMMOND  H  B,  chief  of  main- 
tenance U  S  Forest  Service,  Gas 
&  Electric  bldg 

HANGER  B  B,  genl  mgr  The  Dia- 
mond Coal  (Jo,  Commerce  bldg 

HANNA  R  H,  lawyer,  active  vice- 
pres  and  genl  counsel  National 
Life  Insurance  Co  of  the  South- 
west, 204  Korber  bldg,  N  2d  ne 
cor  Copper  av 

HANNA  &  HANNA  (M  E  &  O  L 
Hanna),  master  photographers, 
motion  pictures  and  commer- 
cial, kodaks  and  films,  careful 
kodak  finishing,  114  W  Central 
av 

HARRINGTON  D  E,  pres  New  Mex- 
ico Loan  &  Mortgage  Co,  104  N 
3d 

Harrington  H  E  f 0"Connell-Har- 
rington  IMotor  Co),  \V  Gold  av 
se  cor  5th 
Harris  J  E  J,  phys.  1  I  i  N  2d 
Harris  Lewis,  furniture  repairing, 
20(^  S  3d 

HARVEY  FRED    Alvarado  HoteP  . 

( lentral  av  cor  S  1  ^t 
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GIRLS,  Mrs  Marv  I]  .Inhn>tou 

supt,  405  N  I  ilh 
Hauser  \V  A,  harness,  auto  tops, 

100  W  Copper  av 
Hawkins  W  L,  groc.  1  !  I  N  2d 
Hawley  Percy  J,  pholog.  705  \V 

Central  av 


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H..v.l.'ii  Alfreif  \V,  contr,  219  N 
\\'all«M- 

HE  ACOCK  W  C  (Heacock  & 
(.ri^sbv).      1  i  \V  (Central  av 

HEACOCK  &  GRIGSBY  W  C  Hea- 
I'ock,  J  E  Grigsby),  lawyers, 
W  Central  av 

Heath  Chas  C,  groc,  516  W  Cen- 
tral av 

ll.'ighes  W  B,  prop  Duke  City 
Cleaners,  Dvers  &  Hatters,  220 
W  Gold  av 

Ih'lmick  Milton  J,  lawyer,  4  New 
Arniijo  bidg 

HENING  H  B,  sec  and  treas  Cen- 
tral Printing  Co,  222-224  N  3d 

lI^Miry  Arthur,  soft  drinks,  124  W 
Central  av 

Henry  Silas  W,  package  delivery, 
317  W  Copper  av 

Herald  of  the  Well  Country  (m), 
Jno  Tombs  publr.  324  W  Gold 

Herboth  H,  sign  painter,  221  W 
Gold  av 

HERKENHOFF  H  H,  asst  cshr 
State  National  B  \.niv,  Central  av 
ne  cor  2d 

Hermosa  Silver  Mines  Co.  E  W 
Dobson  s^c,  11  Cromwell  bldg 

HERNDON  J  B,  pres  State  Na^ 
tional    Bank    and  American 

^  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  Central 
av  ne  cor  2d 

HESSELDEN  LOUIS  G,  sec-lreas 
and  mgr  Superior  Lumber  & 
Mill  Co.  501  S  1st 

HESSELDEN  ^"ALLACE,  pres  Su- 
perior Lun^  or  &  Mill  Co,  501  S 
1st 

Heyn  A  H,  wh  lumber,  108  S  3d 
Hickey  ^lay  F.,  judge  dist  court 
Highland    House,    M    A  Burton 

prop,  204  E  Central  av 
Highway  Inn,  J  A  Abercrombie 

mgr,  1801  N  4th 
Hill  Catherine  Miss,  corsetierre, 

109  S  4th 
HILL  DAVID  SPENCE,  pres  State 

Universitv 
HOCH  D,  prop  48th  Star  Mills. 

Trumbull  av  bet  8  1st  &  Santa 

Fe  R  R 

HODGIN  C  E,  vice-i)res  State  Uni- 
versity 

Holt/.  Lou  Mrs,  -furn  rooms,  Grant 
bldg 


Homer-Desdemona  Consolidated 
'Oil  Co,  Geo  P  Geake  sec,  104  W 
Central  av 

HOOVER  MOTOR  CO,  W  C  Hoover 
pres,  E  G  Fuhrmeyer  sec  and 
mgr,  Nash,  Oakland,  Velie  and 
Jordan  motor  cars  and  trucks, 
418  W  Copper  av 

Hope  Walter  G,  phys,  210^  W 
Central  av 

HOTEL  ALVARADO  (Fred  Har- 
vey), J  E  Smithers  mgr,  Cen- 
tral av  cor  S  1st 

Hotel  Combs,  Winter-Jones  Op- 
erating Co  prop,  115  W  Central 

Hotel  Craige,  J  T  Bishop  prop, 
118  W  Silver  av 

Hotel  Overland,  J  W  Starns  prop. 
309^  W  Central  av 

Hotel  Palace.  Mrs  Argentine  Dol- 
zadelli  prop.  205*  S  1st 

HOTEL  STURGES,  Sturges  Hotel 
Co  props,  S  D  Stevens  pres  and 
mgr,  1st  cor  Central  av 

Household  Loan  &  Realty  Co,  R  C 
Howell  mgr.  201  N  Walter 

HUBBELL  FRANK  A,  pres  Frank 
A  Hubbell  Co.  108  N  3d 

HUBBELL  FRANK  A  JR,  vice-pres 
Frank  A> Hubbell  Co,  108  N  3d 

HUBBELL  FRANK  A  CO,  Frank  A 
Hubbell  pres,  Frank  A  Hubbell 
Jr  vice-pres,  James  L  Hubbell 
sec,  Roman  G  Hubbell  asst 
sec,  sheep  and  cattle  raisers 
and  dealers,  wool,  hides,  pelts, 
furs.  108  N  3d 

HUBBELL  JAMES  L,  sec  Frank  A 
Hubbell  Co.  108  N  3d 

HUBBELL  ROMAN  G,  asst  sec 
Frank  A  Hubbell  Co.  108  N  3d 

Hubbs  Jav  A,  real  est,  200  W  Gold 

HUBER  6,  asst  to  the  pres  Albu- 
querque &  Cerrillos  Coal  Co, 
121  E  Central  av 

HUDf^ON  MOTOR  CARS,  Paul 
Doran  distributor,  008  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Hudson  Poster  Co,  C  A  Hudson 
mgr.  bill  posters,  317  W  Gold 

Hudspeth'  Directory  Co,  publrs 
Albuquerque  City  Directory. 
Chaiuttt'r  nf  ConumM'ce  bldLr 

HUGHES  THOMAS,  pres  and  mgr 
Ct'ulial  Printing  Co.  city  com- 
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HULLUIVI  L  D,  supt  Xow  Mexico 
Construction  Co,  Commerce 
bldg 

Hunning-  Arno  Electric  Co,  418  W 
Central  av 

KUPMOBILE  MOTOR  CARS,  Ro- 
land Sauer  &  Co  agents,  420  W 
Central  av 

Hust  R  L,  phys,  0  N  T  Armijo  bldg 

HYRE  0  E,  asst  cshr  Citizens  Na- 
tional Bank,  Central  av  se  cor 
3d 

Ideal  Theatre,  P  M  Williamson 

mgr,  119  W  Central  av 
Ilfehi    Chas    Co,   David  Weiller 

mgr,  genl  nidse,  1st  cor  Copper 

ILFELD  INDIAN    TRADING  CO 

(Zuni,  N  M),  Louis  Ill'eld  pres, 
G  H  Kelsey  vice-pres  and  genl 
mgr,  L  A  McRae  sec  and  treas, 
general  merchandise,  hides, 
wool,  Navajo  blankets,  sheep, 
113  John 

ILFELD  LOUIS,  sheep,  hides, 
wool,  pelts,  goat  skins,  113 
John,  pres  Ilfeld  Indian  Trad- 
ing Co,  Zuni 

Immanuel  Evangelical  Lutheran 
Church,  ^ev  Carl  Schmid  pas-" 
tor.  Gold  av  cor  Arno 

Imperial  Annex  Hotel,  Mrs  G  B 
Jackson  prop,  103*  W  Central 
av 

Imperial  Laundry  Co,  E  R  Edgar 

l)res,  2 1 1  W  Silver  av 
Indian  Agency  for  Pueblos,  see  U 

Indian  Service 
1'    ian    Building,    Fred  Harvey 

prop,  Indian  pottery,  Mexican 

jewelry,  Navajo  rugs^ 
Indian   School,   see   U   S  Indian 

Service 

International  Assn  of  Machinists, 

W  S  Patterson  sec-treas,  324 

W  Gold  av 
International  Investment  Go.  Geo 

C  Taylor  vice-pres  &  statutory 

a}4t.  10  Crnniwell  hld<jr 
INTER-STATE    CASUALTY  CO, 

The  Agencv  Co  general  agents, 

112  S  2d 

Ives  Byron  H,  llorist,  4th  cor  San- 
ta Fe  av 


Jackson  Mabel,  fur  rooms,  21  It 
W  Central  av 

Jameson  Sanitarium,  Chas  H 
Jameson  prop,  Indian  Road 

Jameson  H  R,  lawyer.  Stern  bldg 

Jemez  Land  Co.  A  B  McMillen 
pres,  1  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Jenkins  &  Mitchell,  clean  and 
press,  223  W  Silver  av 

Johnson  Harry  T,  bicycles,  sport- 
ing goods,  402  W  Central  av 

Johnson  J  h\  garage,  207  W  Gold 

JOHNSTON  MARY  E  MRS,  supt 
Harwood  Industrial  School  for 
Spanish-American  Girls,  405  N 
14th 

Jones  Fayette  A,  consulting  and 

mining  eng,  600  W  Central  av 
Jones  Robt,  groc,  501  S  Weaker 
Jordan  Motor  Cars,  Hoover  Motor 
Co  distributors,  418  W  Copper 

JOURNAL  PUBLISHING  CO,  pubs 
Albuquerque  Morning  Journal. 
D  A  Macpherson  bus  mgr,  Carl 
G  INlagee  ed,  310-314  W  Gold  av 

Joyce  &  Galer  (Walter  Joyce,  H  E 
Galer),  storage  batteries,  519 
W  Central  av 

Kahn  Siegfried,  genl  mdse,  109  N 
1st 

KASEMAN  G  A,  pres  and  mgr  Al- 
buquerque &  Cerrillos  Goal  Go, 
jobber  of  domestic  and  steam 
coals.  121  E  Central  av 

KASS  MAX,  prop  Southwestern 
Junk  Co,  114  W  Lead  av 

Kass  Max,  sec  hand  gds,  323  S  1st 

Katz  Aaron,  second  hand  gds,  305 
S  1st 

Keiser  Mining  (^.o,  S  M  Dillon  sec- 
treas,  1  Cromwell  bid;? 

Keleher  J  D,  real  est,  408  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Keleher  Thos  F,  harness,  hdw,  408 

W  Central  av 
Keleher  W  A,  lawyer,  city  ally,  3 

Cromwell  b Ida- 
Kelly  Jno  1\  autos,  217  N  4th 
Kelsev  C  E,  dentist,  15  Whiting 

bldg 

Kempenich  L,  genl  mdse.  Alameda 
Kent  F  H      Co  (M  C  Bliss.  Mrs  M 

E  Medler^  real  est.  1  1  2  S  3d 
Keppeler  Chas  L.  turn.  40 \  S  1st 
Kieke  W'm.  genl  mdso,  211  S  1st 


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KINO    ELECTRIC    SHOE  SHOP, 

Martin  Hey  prop,    1  I  E  (]«*iitral 
av 

Kirster  Bros,"E'X  Kirster  mgr, 

infrs  cigars,  505  S  2(1 
Ki>(ler,  Gollister  &  Co.  R  A  Kist- 
ler  pres,  J  H  Gollister  vice-pres. 
.Irv  g<1s,  313  W  Central  av 
KlStLER  OVERLAND   CO,   F  P 
Canlleld    mgr,    Overland  and 
Willys  Knight  automobiles.  Re- 
public  trucks,    auto  supplies, 
513-515  W  Central  av 
Kiwanis  Club,  Y  iM  C  A  bldg 
Klein  Arno,  pliys,  E  Grand 
Kliros    Jas,    shoe    siiining,  hat 

cleaning.  118A  W  Central  av 
Klock  Archibald  S.  with  Klock,  the 

Builder,  511  \V  Central  av 
Klock  Geo  S,  lawver,  Stern  bldg 
Klock  R  \,  supt  Klock.  Thj;  Build- 
er, 511  W  Central  av 

KLOCK,    THE    BUILDER    (W  S 

Klock) ,  general  contractor,  car- 
penter, cabinet  maker,  bank, 
store  and  office  fixtures,  screen 
doors  and  windows.  511  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Knights  of  Columbus  Emplovment 
Bureau,  R,A  Rehm  sec,  214  W 
Gold  av 

Knights   &  Ladies    of  Security, 
Chas  Henderso^;^  asst  mgr,  116 
•  •  S  3d 

Kobiela  &  Putnick  (Stanley  Ko- 
biela.  Ralph  Putnick  ,  tailors, 
2  N  T  Armjo  bldg-  ' 

Kolle  Thor  W,  cshr  Pacific  Mutual 
Life  Insurance  Co  of  California, 

^  1  N  T  Armjo  bldg 

RORBER  J  &  ro,  wholesale  and 
retail  hardwc  e,  Dodge  Broth- 
ers Motor  Cl  s,  auto  supplies 
and  accessories,  ranch  supplies, 
agricultural  implements,  car- 
riages, wagons,  harness,  sad- 
dlery, engines,  tanks,  wind- 
mills 208-222  N  2d 

Ko'ulas  Gus,  shoe  shining,  209* 
\V  Central  av 

Koury  K,  genl  mdse,  111  S  1st 

Koury  R,  groc,  301  S  2d 

La  Bandera  Americana  fw).  Nes- 
tor iMonloya  (mI  &  mgr,  118  N 
3d 


..a  Gamme  Nicholas,  groc,  1  iOl  W 

Mountain  Road 
La  Luz  Mining,  Smelting  Dev 

Co,  B  Ruppe  genl  mgr,  203  W 

Central  av 
LaMorie  Bros,  groc,  203  S  1st 
Lanier  &  Co  (G  H  Lanier,  J  W 

Wilimek),    stocks    and  bonds 

114  S  2d 

Las  Cruces  Garden  Farms,  O  N 
Marron  statutory  agt,  1  State 
Natl  Bank  bldg 
Lawrence  S  R.  tailor,  204  S  3d 
Leakou  Jno  M,  207  \V  Central  av 
Learnard  Geo  P,  pianos,  214  S 
Walter 

Lee  Henry  F,  dep  elk  dist  court 
Lee  Laurence  F,  lawyer,  3  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

LEECH  JAMES  W,  cshr  Citizens 
National  Bank,  Central  av  se 
cor  3d 

Leftwich  T  B,  insurance,  222  S 
2d 

Lehner  Jno,  lawyer,  20  New  Arm- 
ijo  bldg 

LeSUER  N  F,  genl  agt  for  New^ 
Mexico  and  Arizona  Union  Cen- 
tral Life  Insurance  Co,  9  State 
National  Bank  bldg 

Lewis  Alice  J,  asst  sec  New  Mex- 
ico Loan  &  Mortgage  Co,  104 
N  3d 

Lewis  Jas  A,  phys.  115*  W  Gold  av 

LEWIS  OSCAR  I,  sec  Albright  & 
Anderson,  208-210  \V  Gold  av 
Lewis  Rich  A,  groc,  1101  S  3d 
Liberty  Cafe.  Anthony  Pavlantos 
mgr.  105  \V  Central  av 

LIBERTY  COAL  YARDS,  A  Len- 
cioni  prop,  coal,  wood,  kindling. 
700  N  1st 

Liebkemann  J  H,  painter,  511  W 
Central  av 

LINWOOD  W  J,  sec  Cattle  Sani- 
tary Board  of  New  Mexico,  Citv 
Hall 

Litten  J  A  &  Son,  furn.  120  S  4th 
Little  L  H,  garage,  124  N  4th 
LITTS  A  R,  sec  and  treas  Dia- 
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Livingston  11  ^.  Co  (H  ^"i:  J  I.iv- 
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so  of  city 

Lovelace  W  in  R,  phys,  313*  \V 
Central  av 

LUCERO  S,  chief  American  De- 
tectives Assn.  21  A  Armijo  bldg, 
302*  W  Central  av 

Luna  Otero  Sheep  Co,  J  Q  A  Otero 
pres,  222  Korber  bldg- 

Lutheran  Church,  Rev  A  M  Knud- 
sen  pastor 

Lyric  Tlieatre,  Fred  Cameron 
prop,  312  W  Central  av 

McAdams  L  F,  groc,  1105  E  Cen- 
tral av 

McAVOY  ADDIE  W,  citv  clerk 

McCABE  F  G,  prop  O  K  Sheet 

iMetal  Works.  216  N  3d 
McCahill  Morton,  phys,  18  Bar- 

nett  bldg 
McCANNA  J  E,   asst  cshr  State 

National  Bank,  Central  av  ne 

cor  2d 

McCanna  P  F,  real  est,  112  S  2d 

McClellan  W  \V,  police  magis- 
trate, justice  peace,  City  Hall 

McCloskey  Auto  Co  (F  N  &  J  C 
McCloskev),  408  W  Copper  av 

McCIughan  Robt,  real  est,  204  \V 
Gold  av 

McjCollough  Buick  Co,  C  E  Oden 

mgr,  421  W  Gold  av 
McCurdv  R  B,  real  est,  213  \V  Gold 
McDonald  D  F,  real  est,  U  S  Comr, 

403  W  Central  av 
Mcdonald  ROY,  vlce-pres  State 

IVatiorial  Bank,  Central  av  ne 

cor  2d 

McDonald  W  W,  real  est.  108  S  3d 
McDowell  W  P,  groc,  321  W  Cen- 
tral av 

McGAFFEY  CO  THE  (inc),  A  B 
McGaU'ey  pres,  L  C  Bennet  vice- 
pres,  W  H  Allen  sec  and  treas. 
wholesale  lumber,  general  mer- 
chandise. Commerce  bldg 

^Icllrov  &  DeLeon,  cleaners,  dvers, 
hatters.  .523  V,'  Gold  av 

McKEE  D  B,  asst  sec  Albuquerque 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Com- 
merce bldg 

Mckinley  land  &  luiviber  co, 

(i  E  Breeci*  pres  and  genl  mgr, 
Noah  Mocu'e  mgr.  manulac- 
tui'ers  and  shippers  of  high 
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iVlcLANDRESS  G  S,  physician  and 
surgeon.  1  1 5-  S  2d 

McLaughlin  J  T,  city  commis- 
sioner 

McLAURIN  P  D  L,  agency  organ- 
izer Jhe  New  York  Life  Insur- 
ance Co,  204  W  Gold  av 

McMillen  A  B,  lawyer.  First  Natl 
Bank  bhlg 

McMILLION  W  H,  real  estate 
broker,  loans,  insurance,  206 
W  Gold  av 

McPhail  &  Torrenga,  auto  reprs, 
412  W  Copper  av 

McQuade  Jno  \V,  real  est  412  W 
Copper  av 

McRAE  L  A,  with  Louis  Ilfeld,  113 
John 

McSpaden  T  L  &  E  L.  furniture 
bicycles  120  \V  Gold  av 

Mabrv  Thos  J,  lawyer  18  Stern 
bldg- 

Macbeth  W  N  , dentist  26  N  T  Arm- 
ijo bldg- 

Macon  J  Durant,  phys  315  W  Sil- 
ver av 

MACPHERSON    D    A,    bus  mgr 

Journal  Publishing  Co,  310-314 

W  Gold  av 
Maddison  Thos  K  D,  lawyer,  16 

Barnett  bldg 
Madrid  J  R,  shoemkr  216  N  3d 
Madrid  Supply  Co,  G  A  Kaseman 

prop  1  2  I  E  Central  av 
MAGEE  CARL  C,  ed  Albuquerque 

Morning  Journal,    310-314"  W 

Gobi  av 

Maisen  H  A  &  Co.  billiard  tables 
and  su[)i)lies:  120  W  Silver  av 

MALLORY  GEORGE  B,  mgr  Ex- 
celsior Laundry.  422  S  2d  cor 
Ct)al  av 

Mama  Sal  in,  groc  307  S  ist 

Mandell  M.  men's  furnishings  116 
W  Central  av 

Mandell.  .Mever  &  Co.  clothing  drv 
g:ds  300  VV  Central  av 

Mann  Chas.  genl  mdse  Old  Town 

Mann  Emit,  auto  reprs  213  W 
Coi)per  av 

.Mann  Jno,  fruits  vegetables  Ohl 
Town 

.Man/.ano  National  Forest 
.Marcus  ii.  pawnbroker  213  S  1st 
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Marinpllo  Shop,  Mrs  M  T  Peden 
jH'op  toilet  pa^^o^s  and  toilet 
>upi)liej;  W  (iohl  av  s\v  eor  ith 

.Markowitz  ..-cSlolph,  groc  900  S 
iiroadway 

Marroii  Wood  (Owen  H  Mar- 
ron,  Francis  E  Wood)  lawyers 
State  Natl  Bank  bid?- 

MARTIN  A  L  CO,  real  estate,  in- 
vestments, loans,  insurance, 
2i6  W  Gold  av 

Martinez  Frank,  shoemkr  915  S 
2d 

Martinez  F  L,  barber,  203  E  Cen- 
tral av 

Martinez  Pedro  P,  billiards,  bar- 
ber 1805  W  Central  av 

Martinez  Trinidad,  groc  1122  N 
Arno 

Massaglia  Jos,  feed  322  N  1st 

Mat  son  O  A.  co  treas 

MATSON  O  A  &  CO  (OA  Matson) , 
books,  stationery,  school  and 
blank  books,  kodaks  and  photo- 
graphic supplies,  sporting  gods, 

,  guns,  ammunition,  206  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Matteucci  Pompilio,  shoes  107  N 
1st 

Matteucci-Palladino  &  Co,  groc 

601  W  Tijeras  av 
Matthew  Dairv  &  Supply  Co,  1700 
«   N  4th 

fH|itthews  E  C,  phys,  313^  W  Cen- 
Iral  av 

IVIAUGER  W  E  I'Raabe  &  Mauger), 
WOOL  121-123  N  1st 

WAXWELL  MOTOR  CARS,  O  Con- 
nell-Harringtou  Motor  Co  dis- 
rtibutors  W  Gold  av  se  cor  5th 

May  Chas,  shoes  31  i  W  Central  av 

Mav  Minnie  Mrs,  dressmkr,  30 
Barnett  bldg 

May  O  A,  cabinetmkr  22  4  W  Gold 
av 

Meacham  C  C,  phys  iOi  N  1st 
Meadows  W  S,  clean  and  press 

210*  \V  Silver 
MEARImS  W  G,  prop  Savoy  Hotel, 

S  1st  nw  cor  Silver  av 
Mearns  W  G,  billiards  soft  drinks 

225  S  1st 
Mecca   Cafe.   Anthony  Pavlantos 

nigr  214  W  (Central  av 
Melancon  i^rokerage  {_]().  ,J  W  Pet- 

tus  mgr  mfrs  agt  111  S  Uh 


MELBOURNE   RALPH,   sec  New 

Mexico  Loan  &  Mortgage  Co, 
104  N  3d 
Melini   Chas,   Italian   consul  15 
Melini  bldg 

MENAUL  SCHOOL  (Presbyterian 
Mission  school  for  Spanish 
American  boys) ,  Harper  C  Don- 
aldson supt,  2  miles  north  of 
city 

MERRITT  R  M,  vice-pres  State 
National  Bank,  Central  av  ne 
cor  2d 

Mersfelder  L  C,  ins  4  Armijo  bldg 
Metcalf  W  P,  real  est  ins  118  S  3d 
Methodist  Deaconess  Hospital,  E 

Central  av 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  (Cen- 
tral av),  Rev  A  L  Bowman  pas- 
tor \V  Central  av  cor  Arno 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church 
(First)  Rev  C  O  Beckman  pas- 
tor S  3d  cor  Lead  av 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church 
(Spanish)   Rev  T  Ogilvie  pas- 
tor \V  Central  av  Old  Town 
Metzgar  David  J,  co  comr  1st  dist 

res  Ranches  De  Atrisco 
Meyer  &  Epler,  garage  917  S  2d 
Meyer  &  Meyer  (David  &  Louis), 

tailors  114  W  Central  av 
Michael  A,  genl  mdse  921  S  2d 
Michael  Chas  E,  real  est  112  S  2d 
Milgrom  David,  tailor  312  S  2d 
Miller  E  \V,  vet  surg  607  N  12th 
Miller  J  A  (Miller  &  Craig),  asst 

dist  attv  20  Stern  bldg 
Mills  T  S  Furniture  Co,  223  S  2d 
Milner  A  P  &  A  B,  photogs  313^ 

W  Central  av 
Mindlin  Jewelry  Co  (Benj  &  Frank 

Mindlin)  202  W  Central  av 
MIRABAL  SILVESTRE,  vice-pres 
Citizens   National  Bank,  Cen- 
tral av  se  cor  3d 

Missouri  State  Life  Insurance  Co. 
M  S  Tierney  genl  agt  4  Barnett 
bldg 

Mitchell  Lynn  B,  Dean  College  of 
Philosophy,  Arts,  Sciences  State 
Universil  v 
Milchell  S  'L,  welding  114  S  4th 
Mize  Isaac  .f.  meats  503  S  Arno 

Mohr  Hernuin.  lawyer  9  First  Nat 

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MoiiJilian  Bornard  F,  auto  painter 
■7f)(>  W  Uontral  av 

mONAHAIM  LENA,  with  E  G  Gar- 
cia Co,  315  N  3(1 

"^lonteziima  (rrocery  Go.  Domonci 
Bros  &  Gradi  props  3cl  cor  Cop- 
per av 

3Iontezuma  Hotel,  Mrs  L  E  Snyder 

prop  20 1  A  N  3d 
Moiitoya  Felipe  C,  groc  1240  N 


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Montoya 
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mOORE    NOAH,    mgr  McKinlev 

Land  &  Lumber  Co,  end  N  12th 
Morelli  Agostino  J,  tailor  116?  W 

Central  av 
Morelli  J  P  &  Bros,  ladies  tailors 

7,18  W  Tijeras  av 
Morey  Mercantile  Co,  O  H  Gosch 

mgr  \vh  groc  107  W  Lead 
Morgan  E  C,  architect  200  W  Gold 
Morgan  F  M.  plumber  401  S  High 
MORNING  JOURNAL,  Journal 

Publishing  Co  pubs,  310-314  W 

(iold  av 

Morris  L  C,  sign  painter  405  W 
Central  av 

MORRISON  &  WEEKS  (A  R  Mor- 
rison, A  J  Weeks),  The  Supe- 
rior polishes,  "Varno"  and 
''Shine  -  All",  reliable  toilet 
goods,  "Velvine''  and  "Vigor- 
ole",  4i6  W  Gold  av 

Morrow  Auto  Co  (\V  T  Morrow), 
303  \\  Silver  av 

MOSSMAN  E  A,  pres  Mossman, 
(iano  &  Sippcl,  25-27  Whiting 
bldir 

MOSSMAN,     GANO     &  SIPPEL 

(inc  i.  E  A  Mossman  pres,  M  A 
Sippel  vice-pres,  W  V  Gano  sec 
and  treas,  public  accountants 
and  auditors,  25-27  Whiting 
bldg 

Mount  Alton  Rooming  House,  Danl 
Morelli  prop  52  t  S  2d 

MOUNTAIN  STATES  TELE- 
PHONE   &    TELEGRAPH  CO, 

Deap  I)  Clark  dist  mgr,  J  B  Rey- 
nolds dist  plant  and  tratlic 
chief.  II  i  N  4lh 

MPOGDANOS  SPIROS,  mgr  New 

Mt'Xicn  Candy  Kitchen,  20 'i  W 
O'ntral  av 
Mulky  Carl,  phys  32  i  W  Gold  av 


MULTIGRAPH  THE,  Rhein  Spe- 
cialty Agency  agents,  122  S  4th 

Murphey  Sanatorium.  W  T  Mur- 
phey  medical  director  Elm  cor 
Coal  av 

Murphey  W  T,  phys  324  W  Gold  av 

Murphy  Harry  A,  dep  U  S  Marshal 
Federal  bldg 

Mutual  Building  Assn,  P  F  Mc- 
Canna  sec  112  S  2d 

MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO 
OF  NEW  YORK  THE,  J  H  Coons 
mgr  for  New  Mexico  and  Ari- 
zona, 2d  se  cor  Gold  av 

Nabona  Y,  turkish  baths  103^  W 
Central  av 

Nance  H  E,  dentist  3  Barnett  bldg 

Napoleone  Bros,  auto  reprs  221  W 
Copper  av 

Nasci  K.  meat  mkt  911  S  2d 

NASH  ELECTRICAL  SUPPLY  CO, 
M  Nash  pres  and  mgr,  K  O  Nash 
sec  and  treas.  electrical  con- 
tractors and  engineers,  motors 
and  generators^  llxtures  anrl 
supplies.  506  W  Central  av 

NASH  MOTOR  CARS  AND 
TRUCKS,  Hoover  Motor  Co  dis- 
tributors. 418  W  Copper  av 

NATIONAL  FOUNDRY  CO,  Peter 
Cameron  mgr,  foundry,  iron 
and  .brass  castings,  extension 
of  Hazeldine  av  and  Santa  Fe 
tracks 

National  Investment  Co  (Al  Cole- 
man) 200  A  W  Gold  av 

NATIONAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO 
OF  THE  SOUTHWEST,  John 
B<M'ker  pres,  R  H  Hanna  active 
vicp-pres  and  genl  counsel, 
Nathan  JatVa  vice-pres.  W  C 
Reid  vice-pres.  B  G  Hernandez 
vice-pres.  E  T  (^^hase  sec  and 
genl  mgr.  R  A  Tompkins  asst 
sec,  E  L  Coriell  asst  treas.  J  F 
Pearce  medical  director,  A 
Munster  actuary,  W  C  Keim 
agency  director,  N  2d  ne  cor 
(^.opper  av 

National  Tuberculosis  Assn.  .Tno 
Tombs  regional  sec  32'i  W  Gold 

Na/arene  Church.  Rev  Lee 
(iaines  pastor  N  Arno  (^or  Ti- 
jeras 

Navajo  Tiive  Stock  i*^-  Trading  Cn. 
.Ins  B  Skinner  sfM-  I  OS  W  (",.>M 


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.\..Nv  Albany  Hotel.  21  H  S  2(1 
.\.-\vrnMHM'  S  E,  arl  gds  116  S  41  h 
.Ni-wlaiKh'i'  Otto,  oabiiietnikr  219 

W  (iold  av 
MEW  MEXILO  BEAN  GROWERS 
ASSOCIATIOIM,  M  Milbourn 
pres.  C  H  Gaylord  vice-pres,  W 
A  Field  sec-treas  and  sales 
iiif^r,  Chamber  of  Commerce 
bldg 

NEW  IVIEXICO  CANDY  KITCHEN, 

Spiros  Mpogdanos  mgr.  mfrs, 
wholesale  and  retail  confec- 
tioners, ice  cream,  soda  foun- 
tain, cigars  and  tobaccos,  light 
lunches.  204  W  (IfMitral  av 
NEW  IVIEXICO  CATTLE  &  HORSE 
GROWERS  ASSOCIATION,  1  E 
Mitchell  pres.  C  M  O  Donel  vice- 
pres,  J  H  McCamant  vice-pres, 
J  A  Lusk  vice-pres.  Hugh  L 
Hodge  vice-pres,  Bertha  Ben- 
son sec.  Commerce  bldir 
NEW  MEXICO  CIGAR  CO,  J  L 
Keith  mgr.  imported  and  do- 
mestic cigars,  everything  in 
the  tobacco  line,  wholesale  and 
retail,  billiard  parlor,  113  W 
Central  av 
NEW  IVIEXICO  CONSTRUCTION 
CO,  N  J  Rand  pres  and  treas.  A 
R  Hebenstreit  vice-pres  and 
mgr  genl  contrs  Commerce  bldg 
.^'ew  ^Mexico  Issjje,  Anti-Saloon 
ue  publrs  R  E  Farlev  supt 
irst  Natl  Bank  bl.lg' 
NEW  MEXICO  LOAN  &  MORT- 
GAGE CO,  D  E  Harrington  pres, 
Dr  L  G  Rice  vice-pres.  Ralph 
Melbourne  sec,  ()  A  .Alatson 
treas,  investment  securities, 
loans,  mortgages,  104  N  3d 
Xew  Mexic^o  ^lotor  Cori)oration, 
N  M  Cudabac  i)res  and  genl 
mgr  517  \V  Central  av 
New  Mexico  National  (iuard  Ar- 
mory, 505  W  Central  av 

NEW  MEXICO  PUBLIC  HEALTH 
ASSOCIATION,  H  U  Hursum 
pres,  Clinton  1-  Anderson  exec- 
utive sec,  Helen  1)  White  cru- 
sade director,  Wright  bldg,  324 
\V  (iold  av 

NEW  MEXICO  RURALIST  w) , 
Central  IM'inling  Co  puiis,  222- 
224  N  3d 


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New  Mexico  State  Fair  Commis- 
sion, Walter  M  Connell  pres  C 
B  Beyer  sec  Commerce  bldg 

New  Mexico  State  Republican,  J  G 
Albright  ed  121  N  3d 

NEW  MEXICO  STATE.  UNIVER- 
SITY, see  State  University 

NEW  MEXICO  WOOL  GROWERS' 
ASSOCIATION,  Prager  Miller 
pres.  Manuel  B  Otero  vice-pres, 
Bertha  Benson  sec  and  treas. 
Commerce  bldg 

New  Mexico  Workers'  Chronicle, 
W  C  McCourt  editor  222  S  2d 

NEW  STATE  COAL  YARD  (Ar- 
thur Athey,  C  W  Pinneyj,  coal 
and  wood,  R  R  tracks  and  Fruit 
av 

New  State  Hotel,  Mrs  C  P  Blake 

prop  IIU  N  1st 
NEW   YORK    LIFE  INSURANCE 

CO,  P  D  L  McLaurin  agency 
organizer,  204  W  Gold  av 

Nicholas  J  A,  auto  filling  station 

808  W  Central  av 
Nichols  Herbert  L  Mrs,  groc  701 

S  4th 

Nichols  Louise  M  Miss,  music 
tchr  21  Whiting  bldg 

Nicholson  F  H,  billiards  cigars 
215  W  Central  av 

Nieri  Eugenio,  rest  311  S  1st 

Nieri  Lorenzo,  soft  drinks  bil- 
liards 315  S  1st 

Nieto  Anselmo,  shoemkr  Old 
'i'own 

Nieto  Juan,  barber  photog  1001  S» 
2d 

Noftz  B  F,  genl  mdse  1005  S  2d 
Noneman  Chas  C.  painter  paper- 
hanger  1028  N  6th 

Non-Sectarian  Church.  Rev  Carl 
Amerding  pastor  1300  N  4th 

Norment  Jas  A.  cshr  11  S  Internal 
Revenue  Collector 

NORRIS  ELSON  H,  architect, 
business  buildings,  schools, 
churches,  residences,  Cromwell 
bldg 

Northcott  Brit  tain,  groc  4  23  S 
Broadway 

Nottau-e  H  P,  phvs  State  Natl  Bank 
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AlcCabe     pi'op,     slieet  metal 
.works,  aiUo  radiators  and  re- 
pairs, tanks,  furnaces,  cornices, 
21G  N  3d 

OAKLAND    MOTOR    CARS  AND 

.TRUCKS,  Hoover  Motor  Co  dis- 
tributors, 418  \V  Copper  av 
Obannon  F  B.  groc  401  Bridge  rd 
Occidental  Hotel,  Gussie  K  Dozier 

prop  Occidental  bldg 
Occidental  Life  Insurance  Go,  A  B 
McMillen  pres  119  S  3d 

O'CONNELL-HARRINGTON  MO- 
TOR CO  (J  D  O'Connell,  H  E 
Harrington),  state  distributors 
Maxwell.  Chalmers  and  W'inton 

,  Motor  Cars,  W  Gold  av  se  cor 
5th 

OESTREICH  W  C,  pres  Stock- 
men's Guaranty  Loan  Co,  115  S 
2d 

O'FALLON  M  J  SUPPLY  CO  THE, 

Fred  W  Fisher  mgr,  plumbing 
and  heating  goods,  irrigation 
equipment,  pumping  machin- 
ery, water  works  and  engineers' 
supi:lies,  612-614  N  1st 

O'LAUGHLIN     JOHN,  sec-treas 

and  mgr  Anchor  Milling  Co,  1st 

cor  Tijeras 
Orico  Pietro,  rest  105  N  1st 
Ortu  Antonio,  blksmith  321  N  1st 
Ortiz  Modesto  C,  lawyer  1723  W 

Central  av 
Ortiz  M  G,  justice  peace  Precinct 

13,  Court  House 
Otero  Manuel  B.  sheep  raiser  222 

Luna-Otero  bldg 
Otero  Bros  Co.  \Vm  Wilcox  sec 
Otwell  Drug  Co.  R  C  Otwell  prop 

222  W  Central  av 

OVERLAND  AUTOMOBILES,  Kist- 
ler  Overland  Co,  513-515  W 
Central  av 

Oxford  Rooming  House.  904  S  3d 

PACIFIC  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO  OF  CALIFORNIA,  F  B 

Schwentker  gen  I  airt,  A  E  Bruce 
asst  genl  agt,  Thor  W  Kolh 
cshr.  1  N  T  Armijo  hidg 

PACKARD    MOTOR    CARS  AND 

TRUCKS,  H(dand  Saner  &  Co 
agents,  420  W  Central  av 


PADILLA  DANIEL,  sec  Sheep  San- 

itarv   Board    of    New  INIexico, 

Fir«t  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Palace  Drug  Co,  B  F  Poole  mgr 

21G  W  Central  av 
Panneck  ,S   F,  billiards   215  W 

Overland  av 
Pappe  C  A,  bakery  607  W  Central 
Parisian   Bakery,   Anthony  Pav- 

lantos  mgr  209  W  Central  av 
Parke  &  Roswell,  groc  901  S  Edith 
Parsons  Carl  H,  rest  206  W  2d  . 
Parsons  Josephine,  financial  sec 

State  University 
Passmore  Chas  E,  brick  contr  2274 

N  4th 

Pastime  Theatre,  Geo  Papini  prop 

213  \V  Central  av 
Peak  J  H,  real  est  714  W  Central 
Pearce  J  F,  phys  12  Barnett  bldg 
Peck  Geo  H,  sanitary  insp 
Pecos  Valley  Investment  Co,  F  B 

Schwentker  pres   N  T  Armijo 

bldg 

Peden  ]Martie  T  Mrs,  hairdresser 

Commercial  Club  bldg 
Penney  J  C  Co.  W  B  Hicks  mgr 

dry  gds  410  W  Central  av 
Perea  David  M,  genl  mdse  Los 

Griegos 

PETERS    LEROY    S,  physician. 

pres  Albuquerque  Chamber  of 

Commerce 
Pettiford  B  D,  barber  225  N  3d 
Pet  tit  Fred  R,  phvs  10  N  T  Armijo 

bldg 

Piccinini  Americo,  groc  107  S 
1st 

PICKETT  W  H,  mgr  The  Agencv 
Co,  112  S  2d 

Pino  L  G,  live  stock  103*  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Pino  R  S.  novelty  works  121  N  3d 
Pinto  Vicente,  groc  305  N  3d 

PIONEER  BAKERY,  S  N  Balling 

pro[)  wholesale  ami  retail  bread. 

cakes,  pastry,  etc..  207  S  1st 
Pint  sell   Compressiim*  Co.  Hyatt 

Adair  mgr  Santa  Fe  yards  opp 

Lead  av 
Polanskv  Ernest 

3d 

POLLOCK    R  R, 

Diamond  Coal 


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POLLOCK  T  E,  pros  Tlip  Diamond 

POOLER  FRANK  0  W,  distrirt 
l*(ii'«'ster,  S  mthwcj^tprn  Dist,  U 
S  Forest  ^^ervico,  Gas  &  Elec- 
inc  bldgr,  U6  W  Central  av 

PORTERFiELD  D  A,  vice-pres 
Citizens  National  Bank,  Central 
av  3e  cor  3d 

Postal  Tel  Co.  J  S  Creegan  mgr 
109  S  2d 

J*raetical  Shorthand  School.  Lil- 
lian Hartman  Johnson  608  W 
Silver  av 

PRAGER  ARTHUR,  gonl  mgr  Al- 
buquerque Gas  &  Electric  Co, 


W  Central  av 


Presbyterian  Church.  Rev  Hugh  A 
Cooper  and  J  S  Burns  p-astors, 
5th  cor  Silver  av 

PresbN't^rian  Sanatorium,  1004  E 
Central  av 

l^rice  J  M,  electrical  contr  iiO  W 
Central  av 

Prichard  &  Prichard,  E  H  Prich- 
ard  mgr  genl  contrs  211  W 
Gold  av 

Public  Library,  :\rrs  N  F  Dixon 
librarian  B  Central  av  cor  Edith 

Pullman  CrJe,  J  N  Hannah  mgr 
118  \y  Central  av 

l^ullmh  \Co.  E  A  Davis  agt  120  E 
Cent  I  .1  av 

Putelli  Paolo,  shoemkr  309  S  1st 

Putelli  PalDlo,"shoe  mkr  309  S  1st 
whol  grocers  111  E  Central  av 

Pyatt  T  H,  painter  222  S  2d 

Quality  Tire  Co,  I\I  E  Goodman 
mgr  200  N  3d 

Quemado  Sheep  Co,  Walter  M 
Connell  agt  Occidental  bldg 

QUICKEL  AUTO  &  SUPPLY  CO  (C 
S  Quickels  distributors  Ford 
motor  cars  and  Fordson  tract- 
ors. Ford  parts,  auto  supplies, 
accessories,  repairs,  tires  and 
tubes,  wholesale  and  retail, 
000-000  \V  Central  av 

Quier  Chas  E.  painter,  paper- 
hanger  723  \\*  Silver  av 


RAABE  &  IVIAUGER  (H  P  &  W  G 

Haabe,  W  E  Maugerj,  hard- 
ware, stoves,  ranges,  kitchen 
utensils,  refrigerators,  farm 
machinery,  harness,  saddlery, 
engines,  pumps,  pipe  and  pipe 
fittings,  paints,  oils,  ^varnishes, 
brushes,  auto  tires  and  acces- 
sories. 121-123  N  1st  and  102- 
1 16  W  Copper  av 

RAIMD  W  J,  pres  and  treas  New 
Mexico  Construction  Co  Com- 
merce bldg  ^ 

Rankin  Don  J,  fir  eins  15  N  T  Ar- 
mijo  bldg 

Raynolds  Addition  Co,  P  F  Mc- 
Ganna  sec-treas,  112  S  2d 

RAYIMOLDS  H  F,  vice-pres  First 
National  Bank,  2d  cor  Gold  av 

RAYNOLDS  J  M,  pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  pres  First  Savings 
Bank  &  Trust  Co,  city  commis- 
sioner, 2d  cor  Gold  av 

Read  &  Dolph  Sanitarium.  L  G 
Read  prop  Mesa  east  of  Uni- 
versity 

Red  River  Land  &  Cattle  Co,  R  R 
Pollock  pres  Cole  Railston  genl 
mgr  209  S  4th 

Redd  C  G,  special  agt  fire  ins  111 
S  4th 

Redondo  Development  Co  (Geo  S 
Klock  statutory  agt  9  Stern  bldg 

Rehm  Piano  Co  (R  A  Rehm),  214 
W  Gold  av 

Reid,  Hervey  &  Iden  (W  G  Reid, 
J  M  Hervey,  E  C  Iden),  lawyers 
Cromwell  bldg 

Reidy  J  A,  phys  23  Barnett  bldg 

Republic  Trucks,  Kistler  Over- 
land Co  513-515  W  Central  av 

Rey  Martin,  shoemkr  211  E  Cen- 
tral av 

REYNOLDS  J  B,  dist  plant  and 
tral'tic  chief  Mountain  States 
'J'elephone  &  J'elegraph  Co,  114 
N  4th  • 

RHEIN  SPECIALTY  AGENCY,  J  B 

Racine  mgr  agents  The  Multi- 
^raph,  The  Dalton  Adding,  List- 
ing &  Calculating  Machine,  122 
S  4th 

Rice  L  A,  drugs  222  E  Central  av 
Rice  L  G,  phvs  2i  Barnett  bldg 


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119  N  1st 
Riilonour-Baker  (irocery  Go,  D  H 
llussell  m{jr  wli  groc  Hi  \V 
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RIEDLINQ  A   I   MUSIC  CO,  A  I 

Riedling   mgr.    pianos,  player 
.pianos,     ^rafonolas,  records, 
sheet  music,  221  \V  Central  av 
Rilev  Martin  E,  groc  1005  E  Ceu^ 
tral 

Rio  Grande  Boom  Go.  A  B  Mc- 
GalTey  mgr  Gommercf>  bldg 

Rio  Grande  Go,  G  8  White  sec- 
treas  20  1  W  Gold  av 

RIO  GRANDE  HALL,  James  A 
Lewis  mgr  115^  W  Gold  av 

Rio  Grande  Industrial  School,  A  G 
Hevman  mgr  so  of  citv 

RIO  GRANDE  NATIONAL  DE- 
VELOPMENT SOCIETY  (inc), 
S  T  Richards  pres  and  mgr, 
James  Lewis  sec,  James  E 
Whitfield  treas,  Booker  T 
Washington's  Memorial  Sana- 
torium. 115*  W^  Gold  av,  P  O 
Jiox  50  i.  IMionc  032 

RIO  GRANDE  REALTY  CO,  H  M 
Wilson  mgr,  115*  W  Gold  av 

Rio  Grande  Rooming  House,  Mrs 
Lou  Vandeveer  prop  519*  W 
Gentral  av 

Roberts  Sanford,  auto  repairs  404 
N  4th 

Robertson  &  Farr  Bros,  live  stock 
'  217  S  2d 

Rocky  Mountain  Fire  Underwrit- 
ers Assn,  L  G  Steinmann  mgr 
10  Stern  bldg 

Rocky  Mountain  Mines  Go,  G  L 
Brooks  pres  409  W  ('opper  av 

Rodey  Geo  K.  groc  112  4  S  Edith 

Rodey  <fc  Ro<ley  (Bernard  S  and 
Pearce  G),  lawyers  Woolworth 
bldg 

Roehl  H  Ghas.  postmaster  W  Gold 

av  cor  S  4th 
Rochl  Stephen  E,  co  assessor 

ROGERS  G  L,  active  vicc-pres 
First  National  Bank,  2d  cor 
Gold  av 

ROGERS  W  E,  agent  Wool  Scour- 
ing Mill  of  Albutiuerque,  Santa 
Fe  R  R  and  Mor.nfain  Road 

Romei'o  Jesus,  genl  mdse  Old 
Tow  n 


Romero  Ad  Sign  Go,  1731  W  Gen- 
tral av 

Roney  E  M,  groc  8th  cor  Mountain 
Road 

Roosevelt  Oil  Gorp,  J  E  Parker 
sales  mgr  118  S  4th 

ROSENWALD  BROS,  D  S  Rosen- 
wald  pres.  S  U  Rosenwald  vice- 
pres,  S  Uhlfelder  sec  and  treas. 
department  store,  W  Gentral  av 
se  cor  4th 

RosliYigton  Wm,  ins  207  W  Gold 

Ross  Edmund,  civil  eng  U  S  Min- 
eral Surveyor  co  survevor  210 
W  Gold  av 

Ross  Pitt,  civil  eng  and  surveyor 
atty  before  U  S  Land  Dept  210 
W  Gold  av 

ROSS     ENGINEERING  OFFICE 

(Pitt  Ross,  Edmund  Ross),  con- 
sulting and  civil  engineers  and 
surveyors,  blue  printing,  210  W 
Gold  av 

Rotary  Club.  K  J  Baldridge  sec 
ROTHMAN    HENRY    D,  jeweler. 

pianos,    musical  merchandise, 
phonographs,  117  S  1st 
Rouckus  Max  &  Sons,  groc  219  S 

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Royal  Dry  Gleaning  Go.  E  F  Ja- 

cobsen  prop  420  W  Gold  av 
Royal  Pharmacy,  A  B  Hall  mgr 

124  S  2d 
Royer  E  E,  phys  24  Barnett  bldg 
Ruppe  B,  drugs  203  W  Gentral  av 
Russell  F  M,  chief  fire  dept 
Salisbury  D  B,  rest  212*  S  2d 
Sanchez     Ambrosio,     groc  305 
Bridge 

Sanchez   J   A  Garcia  y,  county 

I^robate  Judge 
Sanchez  M  &  Sons,  groc  227  N  3d 
Sanchez  Policari)io.  .justice  peace 

Precinct  No  5  1210  S  3d 
Sandler  Jacob,  shoemkr   406  W 

On  tral  av 
Sandoval  Benedict o,  groc  1006  N 


Tiodocio.  barber  203  N 


Arno 
Sand oval 
1st 

Sanitarv  Plumbing  &  Heatins:  Go. 

J  H  l>eak  mgr  71  W  Gentral  av 
San  Jose  Market.  (Jus  Wolf  mgr 

meats  115  N  (^.ojiper  av 
San  Mateo  Land  Go.  A  B  McMillen 

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Santa  Barbara  Tie  &  Pole  Go,  A  B 

.McCiaiyoy  genl  mgv  Commercial 

Club  bhJg: 
Santa  Fe  Coimty  Goal  Mining  Go. 

L  J  Miller  pres  and  mgr  1102 

N  1st 

Santa  Fe  Lines  Hospital,  816  S 
Broadway 

8AUER  ROLAND  &  CO,  Roland 
Saiier  pres.  H  B  Simms.vice- 
pres,  Packard  Motor  Cars  and 
Trucks,  Hupmobile  Motor  Cars, 
motor  car  supplies  and  acces- 
sories, 420  W  Central  av 

SAVOY  HOTEL,  W  G  Mearns 
prop,  S  1st  nw  cor  Silver  av 

Schackle  S  A,  engineer  in  charge 
City  Engineer's  oHice  City  Hall 

Scheck  Frank  H,  battery  service 
station  i05  W  Copper  av 

Scbeer  Geo  C  Furniture  Co,  314  S 
2d 

8CHENGK  S  H    (Expert  Service 

Bureau),  321  \V  Gold  av 
Schulte  Hugo,  groc  223  N  4th 
Schumaker  G  A,  dentist  14  N  T 

Armijo  bldg 
Schwartzman    &    With  (Jacob 
Schwartzman,  A  With),  meats 
221  W  Central  av 
SCHWENTKER  F  B,  genl  agt  Pa- 
citic  ^lutual  Life  Insurance  Go 
♦  of  California,  1  N  T  Armijo  bldg 
Searcy  &  Brown,  rest  218  S  2d 
Se- Ay  Warehouse  &  Improve- 
ment Go,  R  A  Kistler  sec  313  W 
Central  av 
Sedillo  A  A,  lawyer  3  Grant  bldg 
SegalofT  Annie  Mrs,  dry  gds  220 

W  Central  av 
Sellers  D  K  B  &  Son.  real  est  ins 

200  W  Gold  av 
Seth  Jno  H,  motorcycles  401  N  1st 

SHEEP  SANITARY  BOARD  OF 
NEW  MEXICO,  E  F  (iallegos 
pres,  James  L  HubbcU  vice- 
pres,  Prager  Miller,  Anastacio 
Baca  and  Miguel  A  Gonzales 
members,  Daniel  Padilla  sec. 
First  National  Bank  bldg 

Sheridan  W  M,  phys  3  Kent  bldg 

Short  JelTerson  D.  mines  timber 
713  W  Gold  av 

Short le  A  G,  phys  ILW  N  2d 


Shoup  Harry  D,  supt  city  streets 

parks  and  sewers 
ShulTlebarger  J  H,  transfer  114 

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SIGLHOFER  GEORGE  MRS,  prop 
Coyote  Springs  Mineral  Water 
Co,  502-506  N  1st 

SIMMS  ALBERT  G,  lawyer,  Kor- 
ber  bldg,  N  2d  ne  cor  Copper  av 

Simms  &  Botts  (Jno  F  Simms,  G 
M  Botts),  lawyers  302*  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Simpler  A,  shoemkr  323  S  2d 
Sims,  Roberts  &  Go,  F  W  Roberts 

sec  mdse  brokers  20  N  T  Armijo 

bldg 

Sinclair  Refining  Go,  J  W  Rhea 
mgr  oil  165  E  Mountain  rd 

SINGER  CIGAR  CO  (Isaac  Sing- 
er) ,  whol  and  retail  cigars,  to- 
bacco and  pipes,  210  W  Central 
av 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Go,  W  E 

Fletcher  mgr  304  \V'  Central  av 
Singer  Taxi  Co,  E  W  Moore  prop, 

210  W  Central  av 
SIPPEL  M  A,  vice-pres  Mossman, 

Gano  &  Sippel,  25-27  Whiting 

bldg 

SISTERS  OF  CHARITY,  conduct- 
ors of  St  Vincent  Academy.  Sis- 
ter Louis  Bertrand  directress, 
New  York  av  nw  cor  6th 

SKINNER  J  A,  wdiolesale  and  re- 
tail groceries  and  farm  pro- 
duce, 205  S  1st 

Skofleck  Jacob,  contr  212  W  Sil- 
ver av 

SMALL  SAMUEL  T,  city  treasurer 
Smith   Ernest  R,   cigars   102  W 

Central  av 
Smith  &  Gibson  (G  H  Smith,  M  J 

Gibson),   auto   radiator  reprs 

4 til  cor  Tijeras 
SMITHERS  J   E,   mgr  Alvarado 

Hotol,  Cenlral  av  cor  S  1st 
Snell  (]o  of  Calif,  E  F  Davis  mgr 
Snvder  Fred,  novelty  works  225  N 

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SNYDER  H  L,  asst  cshr  First 
Nat  ional  l^ank,  2d  cor  Gold  av 

South  End  (rarage,  (Ral]>h  Hobhs. 
Chas  Davidson^,  702  S  2d 

Southern  Sui'ety  Co,  ()  N  Marron 
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Southwest  Churchman,  organ  of 
.  the  Episcopal  Church  Rev  W  H 
Zeigier  managing-  editor  319  W 
Gold  av 

SOUTHWESTERN   JUNK  CO,  M 

Kass  prop,  scrap  iron,  brass, 
copper,  rubber,  lead,  zinc,  sec- 
ond hand  autos,  114  W  Lead  av 

Southwestern  Klim  Co,  Hal  D 
Sharp  mgr  powdered  milk  402 
W  Central  av 

Southwestern  Law  &  Collection 
Agency,  9  Cromwell  bldg 

Southwestern  ^Milling  &  Electric 
Co,  O  N  Marron  sec-treas  1 
State  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Southwestern  Realty  &  Employ- 
ment Agency,  J  B  Livesay  mgr 
110  S  3d 

Spensley  V  H,  dentist  1  Grant  bldg 

Speronelli  Giovanni,  blksmith  223 
W  Tijeras 

Spitz  Berthold,  ins  314  \V  Gold  av 

Springer  J  H,  shoemkr  213  S  2d 

Springer  M  R,  genl  mdse  Old  Town 

Springer  Transfer  Co.  R  D  Strome 
sec-treas  114  W  Gold  av 

Square  Deal  Garage,  Fred  G  Trip- 
lett  mgr  323  W  Copper  av 

St  Anthony's  Orphanage.  Sisters 
of  St  Francis  Indian  School  rd 

St  Joseph  Sanitarium,  conducted 
by  Sisters  of  Charity  E  Grand 

St  Louis  Junk  Co,  S  Backal  prop 
405  S  1st 

St  Patrick  Mining  Co,  E  B  Garcia 
sec  17  Stern  bldg 

ST  VINCENT  ACADEMY,  Board- 
ing and  Day  School  for  (rirls, 
conducted  by  Sisters  of  Char- 
ity, Sister  Louis  Bertrand  di- 
rectress, New  York  av  nw  cor 
Gth 

Stacey  Edw  J.  blksmith  214  N  4th 

STAGG  JAMES,  southwest  dis- 
tributor Chicago  Flexible  Shaft 
Co.  mgr  William  Cooper  & 
Nephews,  102  N  3d 

Stamm-Benjamin  B'ruit  Co,  113  W 
Silver  av 

Star  Furniture  Co.  Geo  L  Zearing 
mgr  1 13  \V  Gold  av 

Star  Hav  v.^  Grain  Co  (S  H  Sclh), 
401  N  1st 


Stares  A  C,  real  est  319  W  Gold  av 
State  Hotel.  Mrs  John  Cox  prop 

'32  ih  \V  Central  av 
STATE  NATIONAL  BANK  THE,  J 

B  Herndon  pres,  Roy  McDonald 
vice-pres,  R  M  Merritt  vice- 
pres,  Jerre  Haggard  cshr.  D  J 
Armijo  asst  cshr.  J  E  McCanna 
asst  cshr,  H  H  HerkenhofT  asst 
cshr.  Central  av  ne  cor  24 

State  Press  Assn  of  New  Mexico. 
D  A  Macplierson  sec  410  W 
Gold  av 

STATE  UNIVERSITY,  David 

Spence  Hill  pres,  E  Central  av 

Steinmetts  Henry,  vulcanizing  324 

\V  Tijeras 
Stevens  M  D,  mdse  broker  309  W 

Gold  av 

STEVENS  S  D,  pres  and  mgr 
Sturges  Hotel  Co,  1st  cor-  Cen- 
tral av 

Stewart  H  C,  county  agricultural 
agent  Commerce  bldg 

STEWART  PETER,  treas  Albu- 
querque Foundry  &  ^Machine 
Works.  Hazeldine  av  and  Santa 
Fe  R  R 

STOCKMEN'S  GUARANTY  LOAN 

CO,  W  C  (Jestreich  pres.  W  J 
Wamel  vice-pres,  N  M  Bryant 
sec  and  treas,  ranch  and  cattle 
loans,  115  S  2d 
Stone  Nat,  auto  reprs  708  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Stone  Pearl  A,  librarian  State 
Universit  V 

Strong  Ik'os  (H  O  and  F  H\  un- 
dertakers) 201  N  2d 

Strong  s  Book  Store.  H  E  Living- 
ston sec  310  W  Central  av 

STROUP  A  B,  state  legal  supt 
Anti-Saloon  League  of  Amer- 
ica. 2- t  Whiting  iildg 

Strumquist  N  Jno,  plumber  323  N 
Gth 

STURGES  HOTEL,  Sturges  Hotel 
Co  props,  s  D  Stevens  pres  and 
mgr.  1st  cor  Central  av 

Sunnvside  Inn,  C-has  Kinc:  prop 
Old  Town 

Superior  Hotel.  Mrs  Anita  Ilim- 
rod  prop  31 7  i  W  Central  av 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver  | 

DISTRim  Tons   (  l.\TI  UV    A.  C.   >IOTORS  S  V\«;\MO   METKllS  ( 

JOBOERS    OF'     EVE  R  YTHIING  ELECTRICAL 


ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 

Largest  Complete  Home  Furnishers  in  the  Southwest 
If  its  for  the  Home  we  have  it.    Mail  Orders  Carefully  Filled. 

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SUPERIOR  LUMBER  &  MILL  CO, 

W'allaco  Hes.seldeu  pres,  Louis 
Cr  Hesselileii  soc-trcas  and  mgr. 
\vhole.s^>le  and  retail  lumber, 
lath,  ^-  shingles,  sash,  doors, 
mouldings,  paints,  oils,  glass, 
store  fronts,  bank  and  store  fix- 
tures, 501-521  S  ist 
Swastika  Mtn  Top  Mining  Co,  J 
E  Elder  statutory  agt,  209  W 
Gold  av 

Swift  &  Co,  M  A  Malonoy  mgr  whol 
meats  Grand  av  and  R  R  tracks 

Switzer  \Vm  F,  barber  207  W  Cen- 
tral av 

SWOPE  E  B,  city  commissioner 
Sylvester  Printing.  Co  (J  M  Syl- 
vester^ 210  W  Silver  av 
T  &  S  -Oil  Co-  (W  H  Tipton,  G  E 

Snyder),  301  N  3d 
Tafoya  Simon,  contr  1424  S  3d 
Tagli^J'erro  Fred,  shoemkr  209  S 
2d 

Takaki  K,  wh  fruits  State  Road 
2  mi  so  of  city 

Tamez  Jose  G,  barber  214  S  3d 

Tannus  T  F,  phys  313  W  Central 
^.Tartaglia  C.  tailor  203  S  2d 

0.'axi  Co,  A  D  Nicholson  prop  109 
^    S  1st 

Taylor  Geo  C,  lawyer  Cromwell 
_bldg 

TTexas  Co,  Emil  Severin  agt  oils  S 
Williams 

THAXTOfM  &  CO  (W  C  Thaxton) , 
real  estate,  insurance,  loans, 
investments,  notary  public,  226 
W  Gold  av 

Thelin  Bros,  barbers  106  \V  Cen- 
tral av  and  i  'ti  W  Central  av 

Thelin  Gustav.  barber  106  S  2d 

Thomas  Geo  H,  groc  315  S  6th 

Thomas  Treatment  Co.  E  H  Carl- 
son mgr  medicines  207  W  Gold 

Tierney  John  J,  cshr  American 
Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  2d  ne 
cor  Central  av 

Tire  Sales  Co,  A  R  Maupin  mgr 
auto  tiros  123  N  3d 

Tomei  Bros,  tailors  118  N  2d 

Tongue  Coal  &  Oil  Co,  H  B  Jami- 
son statutory  agt  Stern  bldg 

Toti  G,  groc  317  N  3d 

Tourist  Hotel,  312  S  3d 


Traction  Land  &  Improvement  Co, 
A  B  McMillen  pres  First  Natl 
Bank  bldg 
Tracy  R  B,  phys  Barnett  bldg 
Tri-County  Abstract  Co,  W  C 
Oestreich  pres  L  J  Oestreich 
vice-pres,  N  M  Bryant  sec,  115 
S  2d 

Triplett  Fred  G,  garage  323  W 

Copper  av 
Trossello  Antony,  genl  mdse  1005 

S  2d 

Trost  Leo  J,  autos  N  4th  cor  Cop- 
per av 

Trost  &  Trost,  architects  Com- 
merce bldg 
Trotter  F  F,  groc  116  W  Gold  av 
Trujillo  Luis,  groc  1930  Williams 
Tull  &  Bakes  (Frank  E  Tull,  Fredk 
C  Bakes),  phys  State -Natl  Bank 
bldg 

Twichell  D  C,  phys  210*  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Twiggs  Wm  M,  barber  115  W 
Central  av 

UHLFE4^ER  S,  sec  and  treas 
Rosenwald  Bros,  W  Central  av 
se  cor  4th 

Ulivarri  0,  welding  214  N  4th 

Underwood  Blanche  Mrs,  piano 
tchr  6  Citizens  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Underwood  Typewriter  Co,  W  F 
O'Toole  mgr  213  Gold  av 

Union  Bakerv,  Giomi  &  Santori 
props  320  N  1st 

UNION  CENTRAL  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO,  N  F  LeSuer  genl  agt 
for  Now  Mexico  and  Arizona,  9 
State  National  Bank  bldg 

Union  Furniture  Co,  H  A  Beeller 
prop  321  S  1st 

Union  Loan  Co,  1216  S  3d 

United  Ic  to  $1  Store.  R  E  Rich- 
ardson mgr  319  W  Central  av 

U  S  Army  Recruiting  Station, 
2l0i  W  Central  av 

United  States  Bureau  of  Animal 
Industry,  F  L  Schnoiiler  in 
charge  City  Hall 

U  S  Bureau  of  Investigation.  Dopt 
of  Justice,  A  R  CJoro  special  agt 
in  charge  Federal  bldg 

U  S  Bureau  of  Plant  Industry, 
Wm  H  Long  in  charge  202  Kor- 
ber  bldg 


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U  S  Bureau  of  Public  Roads,  E  S 
Wheoler  dist  eng  218  Luna- 
Strii'kler  bldg- 

UNITED  STATES  FOREST  SERV- 
ICE, Sout  h\vest(M-n  District, 
Frank  C  W  Pooler  district  for- 
ester, *  H  B  Hammond  chief 
clerk.  Gas  &  Electric  bldg,  416 
W  Central  av 

U  S  Forest  Service.  Manzano  Na- 
tional Forest.  L  J  Putsch  forest 
supervisor  Federal  bldg 

U  S  Indian  Irrigation  Service, 
Herbert  F  Robinson  supervis- 
ing eng  Federal  bldg 

U  B  Indian  School.  Reuben  Perry 
supt  1  ^  mi  n  of  city 

UNITED  STATES  INDIAN  SERV- 
ICE, SOUTHERN  PUEBLOS  IN- 
DIAN AGENCY,  Leo  Crane  supt, 
W  E  Robertson  (diief  clerk.  Sue 
O  Smith  ami  \Vm  E  Oliver 
clerks,  723  N  2d 

U  S  Internal  Revenue  Service,  Carl 
A  Hatch  collector  305  W  Gold  av 

U  S  Navy  Recruiting  StalS^n,  G 
\Vm  Foster  chief  quartermas- 
ter 211^  W  Central  av 

U  S  Public  Health  Service,  Morton 
M  Cahill  state  supervisor  26 
Barnett  bldg 

U  S  Weather  Bureau.  J  H  Sharp 
in  charge  Univ  of  New  Mexico 

University  Club.  C  M  Barber  pres 
Herman  Mohr  sec-treas  324  W 
Gold  av 

Universitv  Heights  Development 
Co,  D  K  B  Sellers  sec  200  W 
(iold  av 

UNIVERSITY  OF  NEW  MEXICO, 

see  State  University 
University  News,  C  E  Hodgin  ed 

University  of  New  Mexico 
Vaio  Bros  '  Ed  and  M  Vaio).  genl 

mdse  307  N  1st  tlour  feed  309 

N  1st 

Vaio  Jos  Realtv  Co.  312  \V  Gold  av 

Valck  Esfclle  M,  violin  tchr  8  Cit- 
izens Natl  Bunk  bldg 

Valencia  Wafer  Co.  G  G  Taylor 
statutory  agt  10  (^.romwell  bldg 

VALLIANT  GEORGE  E,  pros  Al- 
bright A:  Anderson,  208-210  W 
Ciold  av 


VALLIANT  GEORGE  S,  treas  Al- 
bright &  Anderson,  208-210  W 
(lold  av 

VAN  ATTA  J  R,  physician  and 

surgeon,  11.^)^  S  2d 
VAN    ATTA    LABORATORY  OF 

CLINICAL   PATHOLOGY,   J  R 

Van  Atta,  M  D,  director,  11 5i  S 
2d 

Vandersypt  F  J.  painter  paper- 
hanger,  1439  W  Central  av 

Vandevald  Chas,  barber  215  W 
Central  av 

VANN  S  T,  art  jeweler  and  scien- 
tific optician  223  W  Central  av 

Vasquez  Estevan,  barber  billiards 
shoemkr  208  N  3d 

Velie  Motor  Cars,  Hoover  Motor 
Co  distributors  418  W  Copper 

Venable  Jno,  lawyer  302  W  Cen- 
tral av 

Vendome  Annex  Hotel.  Mrs  Jno 
Cornetto  prop  302  S  2d 

Vichi  &  Giannini,  groc  226  N  3d 

Vigil  Atilano  S,  barber  306  S  2d 

Viilanueva  Pedro  E,  barber  221  W 
Silver  av 

Wagner  Saml,  plaster  and  cement 
contr  4th  cor  McKinley  av 

Waldie  Archie,  ice  cream  mfr  613 
W  Silver  av 

Walker  W  F,  furn  repr  uphol- 
sterer 411  \V  Central  av 

Wallace  Oil  Co.  Ivan  Grunsfeld 
sec-treas  123  S  1st 

Ward  Homer  H,  groc  315  W  Mar- 
ble av 

Washburn  E  L  Co,  clothing  122  S 
2d 

Washington  Investment  Co.  Clark 
M  Carr  pres  2  Whiting  bldg 

Water  Supi»iv  Co.  A  C  Holmquist 
sec  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

WATKINS  H  B,  sec  Albuquerque 
Chamber  "  of  Commerce,  Com- 
merce bldg 

Wear  Jno  H,  auto  painter  708  N 
4th 

WEEKS  A  J  (Morrison  &  Weeks  ' . 

\  1  6  W  (iold  av 
W«'gs  t'v:  Tompkins,  genl  conlrs 

32  4  N  3d 
Weiller  H  B      Co.  drv  gds  119  S 

1st 

W«Mller  B(Mviamin.  dry  gds  212 
W  C'Mitral  av 


TTie  Publishers'  Press  Room  and  Bindery  Co. 


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Banks  D.  IlaU.  PrMt. 
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(ABSTRACTERS) 

Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinley  County,  New  Mexico 


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Freight  and  Passenger  Elevators 


Hydraulic,  Electric,  Belt  Power,  Hand, 
Carriage,  Automobile  and 
Sidewalk  Elevators. 

1844-50  Wazee  St. 

TELEPHONE  MAIN  664 

DENVER  -  COLORADO 

See  our  Ao-euts 
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Wilcox  W'm,  District  Court  re- 
porter 4  New  Armijo  bldg- 

Wilkerson  Thos  N,  lawyer  9 
Wliiling  hidg 

Wilkinson  E  Thos,  phys  515  S 
Walter 

Williams  B  M,  dentist  1  Whiting 
bldg 

Williams  Eilie,  millinery  20G  E 
Central  av 


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Wvlder  M-K.  phvs  eo  comr  3d  dist 
7  N  T  Armij()  bldg 

Yamalo  N.  groc  i2i  N  -ith 

Yott  Emma  Mrs,  cleaner  hatter 

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Young  Women's  Christian 
Winifred  Siiuier  genl  sec 
2d 

Zaniora    Florencio,  meats 
Town 

Zoiser  Bros,  clean  press  215  S 
Zito  Peter,  groc  301  S  1st 


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ALCALDE. 

PostolTic'e  in  Rio  Arriba  county 
on  the  D.  &  R.  G.  R.  R.,  45  miles 
south  of  Tierra  Amarilla,  the 
county  seat.  Espanola  is  the  near- 
est banking  point.  Farming  is 
the  principal  industry.  Popula- 
tion 200. 

Clark  Elias,  genl  mdse 
Medina  Bros,  genl  mdse 
Trego  Rosa  G,  postmaster 


ALGODONES. 

A  small  tow  in  Sandoval  coun- 
ty, on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  26 
miles  north  of  Albuquerque,  the 
banking  point.  Located  near  the 
center  or  the  county,  it  has  the 
verv  promising  mining  section  of 
th(^%est  with  coal  and  oil  in  the 
vicinity.  Large  stock  growing  in- 
terests. Population  500.  Alti- 
tude 4,300  feet. 

Bah'omb  R  G,  carpenter 
Catholic  Church,  Rev  C  Lambert 
priest 

Chapin  E  G.  genl  mdse 
fVllERA  F  JR,  freighter,  postmas- 
ter 

Miera  &  iMiera.  genl  mdse 
Mtii  Stales  T  cV:  T  Co,  F  Miera  Jr 
n)gr 

Sloan  &  Hagan,  coal  mine 
Southwestern  Oil  &  Gas  Co 
Vigil  E,  justice  peace 


ALLIE. 


PostoHico  in  Chaves  county. 


and  banking  point.  Coal  mining 
is  the  principal  industrv.  Popu- 
lation 500.    Altitude  6,720  I'eet. 

Diamond  Coal  Co,  B  B  Hanger 
genl  mgr  Peter  Westwater 
mine  supt  J  V  McClenathan  mgr 
genl  mdse  store 

Diamond  Coal  Co,  store  dept  E  W 
Tamony  mgr  genl  mdse 

Tamony  E  W,  postmaster 


ALLISON. 

PostoHice  and  mining  town  in 
.McKinley  county.  2  miles  W(^st  of 
(iailup,  I  lie  ennnty  seat,  railroat 


ALMA. 


Small  postofTice  in  Socorro 
county,  80  mlies  northwest  from 
Silver  City,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  .  the  banking  and  shipping 
point,  and  200  miles  west  of  So- 
corro, the  county  seat.  Prin- 
cipal industries  farming  and  live 
stock.  Population  210.  Altitude 
4,870  feet. 

ALLRED  J  T,  postmaster 
Balke  M.  notary  public  hotel  jus- 
tice peace 
Jones-McKee  Mercantile  Go  (inc), 
genl  mdse 


ALTO. 


PostofTice  and  small  iosvn  in 
Lincoln  county,  20  miles  south- 
east of  Carrizozo  the  county  seat 
and  14  miles  southwest  of  Cap- 
itan.  the  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  is 
the  principal  industrv.  Popula- 
tion 100.    Altitude  7,500  feet. 

Alto  Mining  Co 
Arnold  G  C,  carp 
Bailey  J  S,  stage  line 
F-5rooke  W  1.  Justice  [)eace 
Co(^    C  C,  barber 

EASLEY  JAS  A,  genl  mdse  post- 
master 
Easley  Jas  A  Mrs.  hotel 
Lackey  J  F.  dairy 
Williams  D,  blksmith 


AMARGO. 

PostolTice  in  Rio  Arriba  county 
on  the  D.  v"^-  R.  G.  Ry..  30  miU- 
iKirthwest  of  Ti»»rra  Amarilla.  fh» 


TROY  TSAILES  SALES  CO^PAHY 

DLSTRIBUTOPlS — Troy  Trallora.  Semi-Trailers.  Miami  Lit;lU  Trailers 

tuvili:ks  cut  iialliacj  costs 
Flrnt  National  Hank  Building  DENVER,  COLOHADO 


TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc. 


STOCKS 


OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  National  Bank  Bulldingr 

Casper  and  Rawlins,  Wyo.       DENVER      Cheyenne  and  Laramie,  Wyo. 


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roiiiity    i^^cat.      Pagrosa  Springs 
lloiorado,  is  the  nearest  banking 
jtoint.   Farming  and  stock  raising 
ar'*  the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
ulation 50.    Altitude  G.900  feet. 

.'tniarsro  Lancr*.^-  Ditch  Co 
AMARGO  MERCANTILE  CO 

H      L  I.and      Cattle  Go 
LOONEY  J  P,  postmaster 


AMISTAD. 

A  growing  town  in  Union  coun 
ly,  25  miles  north  of  Nara  Visa 
and  4  0  miles  south  of  Clayton,  the 
county  seat.  Farming  the  lead- 
ing '  industry.  Population  of 
neighborhood  250.  Altitude  4,500 
feet. 

Amistad  Mercantile  Go,  genl  mdse 
Amistad  &  Nara  Visa  Star  Route 

&  Express  D  T  Roberts  prop 
Amistad  Telephone  Go,  Guy  Horn- 
back  prop 
Amundsen  Cora  E,  postmaster 
Brams  Edward,  auto  reprs 
Brosier  A  E.  phys 
City  Garageio  A  Smith  mgr 
Lammey  S  Cj  Mrs,  hotel 
S,|eele  H  T,  cream  station 

•'jnmer  E  S,  justice  peace 
\\  ~^ds  Martha  A.  millinery 
Woods  Will  J,  abstracts  U  S  Gomr 


ANAL. 


PostolTice  in  Guadalupe  county, 
35  miles  southeast  of  Santa  Rosa, 
the  county  seat.  Fort  Sumner  is 
the  nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.  Stock  raising  is  the  prin- 
cipal industry.  Aultitude^  4,200 
feet. 

Speakman  Ethel  R,  postmaster 
Speakman  K,  genl  mdse 


ANCHO. 


PostofTice  in  Lincoln  county 
and  station  on  El  Paso  &  South- 
western Ry.,  23  miles  northeast 
of  Carrizozo,  the  county  seat  and 
banking  point.  Hrick  '  manufac- 
turing, stock  raising- and  mining 


are  the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
ulation 250.    Altitude  6,103  feet. 

Ancho  Brick  Co,  J  E  Secrest  genl 
mgr  genl  mdse  brick  mfrs 

Beith  Bros  Mining  Co,  iron  ore 
mines 

Frame   J    M,    station    agt  mgr 

Western  Union  Tel  Co 
Jack's  Peak  Tramway  &  Mining 

Go,  iron  ore  mines 
STRALEY  THOS  J,  postmaster 


ANIMAS. 


A  country  postofTice  in  Hidalgo 
county  on  the  E.  P.  &  S.  W.  Ry., 
33  miles  south  of  Lordsburg,  the 
county  seat.  Population  100.  Al- 
titude 4,394  feet. 

Burns  .J  F,  hotel 
GUTHIER  FELIX,  postmaster 
Golden  W  H,  agt  E  P  &  S  W  Ry 
King  Oliver  Geo,  notary  U  S  Land 
Gomr 

McFarland,  justice  peace 
Stivers  W  E,  notary  public 
STIVERS   &   GUTHIER,  general 

merchandise 
Wright  H  D  Mrs,  hotel 


ANTHONY. 

PostofTice  in  Dona  Ana  county, 
east  of  Las  Gruces  (La  Tuna 
station) ,  on  Texas  side  of  the  line, 
and  growing  town  on  A.,  T.  &  S. 
F.  Ry..  on  state  line  between  New 
Mexico  and  Texas,  2  4  miles  south - 
Farming,  stock  and  fruit  raising 
are  the  principal  occupations. 
Population  of  precinct  930.  Alti- 
tude 3,780  feet. 

Anthony  Milling  Go,  J  A  Seller 

pres  &  treas 
Barf'ett  Conrad  F  ,r  r  and  exp  agt 
Binswang'er  L,  drugs 
Cash  Market,  Albert  IMartin  mgr 
Catholic  Church,  Father  P  Ariola 
priest 

Doering  Light  Go,  W  J  Doering 
mgr 

Hughes  .T  B.  phys 

Jacknuin  Mi's  May  B,  prin  school 

King  W  in,  real  estate 


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Distributive  Dealers,  jobbers 

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Niotzschniann  Richard,  fire  ins 

iMifner  J  P,  genl  md.se 

]*arkor  J  H.  genl  nidso 

Pena  f^pignieriio,  billiards 

Price  Carl  &  (^o,  hay  grain 

Ramirez  J  V,  conlecly  prof  of 
laaguages 

Reyes  J  L.  jusifee  peace 

South  New  Mexico  Farmers'  As- 
sociation (inc).  C  A  Thompson 
treas  &  m;.;r  hay  grain  produce 

Squivel  R  E,  billiards 

Story  Mrs  O  C,  dry  gds 

Thompson  0  A,  treas  &  mgr  South 
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tary public 

Thompson  C  A,  prop  Mitchell 
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Valley  Mercantile  &  Banking  Co, 
C  S  Woodworth  pres,  J  R  Live- 
say  vice-pres  &  treas,  Ruth 
Livesay  cash,  banking 
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Valley  Telephone  Co.  C  B 
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A  stock  raising  town  and  post- 
olVice  in  (iuadalupe  county,  36 
miles  northwest  of  Santa  Rosa, 
county  seat,  and  30  imb\s  south  of 
J. as  Vegas,  the  nearest  railroad 
and  banking  point.  Farming  and 
si  nckraisin^-.  'Population  500. 
Altitude  5.:J70  feet. 

Abercombie  J  M,  boarding  house, 

notary  public 
Abercombie,  general  merchandise 
A^niilar  Luis,  justice  peace 
Anton  Chi(M)  Merc  Co,  genl  mdse 
Aragon  Kilario,  notary  public 
JJaca  At  ilano.  lawyer 
JJacliica  HtM'nabe.  freighter 
Jiarola  Mrs  !-',  dre>smaker 
Catholic  Chui'cli.  Rev  (i  Charrie 

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Gal  legos  Desiderio,  lawyer 
Gonzales  Silverio  blacksmith 
Eucero  Cruz  carpenter 
Marquez  David  genl  mdse 
Marquez  Jose,  genl  mdse 
REED   MANUELITA,  postmaster 
Sais  Bernardo,  freighter 
Sandoval  D  Benito,  notary  public 
Sandoval  Pablo,  lawyer 


ARABELA 

A  country  postotTice  in  Lincoln 
coun<ty,  20  miles  east  of  Capitan 
on  the  E.  P.  &  S.  W.  R.  R.,  the 
shipping  and  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation of  neighborhood  200.  Al- 
titude 8,000  feet. 

Arabela  Stock  Co,  genl  mdse 
Pacheco  L,  postmaster 


ARAGON. 


Postotlice  and  small  town  in  So- 
corro county,  88  miles  southwest 
of  Magdalena  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S. 
F.  Ry.,  the  shipping  and  banking 
point.  Stock  raising  and  farming 
are  the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
ulatioQ  500.  Altitude  6,686  feet. 

Andrus  W  J,  wool  and  pelts 
Aragon  Amado,  wool  and  pelts 
Aragon  M,  w^ool  and  pelts 
Milligan  John  R,  postmaster,,  no- 
tary, mgr  Reserve  Merc  Co 
Naranjo  Gabriel,  justice  peace 
Reserve  Merc  Co,  J  R  Milligan 
mgr 


ARCH. 


Small  postollice  in  Roosevnlt 
county,  18  miles  southeast  of  Por- 
tales,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Population  20.  Aiti- 
tude  4,827  feet. 

BOUTHS  LAURA  MRS,  postmas- 
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ARCHULETA. 

A  n(nv  postollice  in  San  Juan 
county. 


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ARMIJO. 

Postofiice  in  Bernalillo  county, 
miles  south  of  Albuquerque,  the 
county  seat  ,*  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point-.  Farming  and  sheep 
raising-  the  principal  industries. 
Population  600. 

ARMIJO  JOSE  B,  postmaster,  jus- 

■  lice  peace  groc 
Chavez  Elias,  constable 
Saavedra  Juan  P,  carpenter 
Saavedra  Hosendo,  freighter 
Sanchez  Jose  L,  groceries 
Sanchez  Pedro  J,  groceries 
Ulibarri  Jos  D,  painter 


ARREY. 


A  prosperous  town  in  Sierra 
county,  on  the  Rio  Grande,  25 
^iles  southeast  of  Hillsboro,  the 
county  seat.  Hatch  is  the  nearest 
railroad  and  Hot  Springs  the 
nearest  banking  point.  '  Stock 
raising  the  leading  industry.  Pop- 
ulation 300.    Altitude  1,250  feet. 

ARREY  URBANO  P,  postmaster, 

carpenter 
Arrey  D  B.  dressmaker 
Arr^y  Sup{4.y  Merc  Co,  genl  mdse 
Bei.        J  M,  genl  mdse 
BustOt-  A,  plasterer 
Corbin  S,  blksmith 
Holgive  S,  barber 
Plemmons  J  C,  genl  mdse  notary 
Rassmussen  J  E]  tlouring  mill 
Ribera  Thomas,  justice  peace 


ARROYO  HONDO. 

PostoHice  irt  Taos  county,  27 
miles  northwest  of  Taos,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 


point.  Taos  Junction  is  the  near- 
est railroad  point.  Farming  and 
sheep  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  680.  Alti- 
tude 6,750  feet. 

Cordova  F  N,  blksmith 
Gosduno  Pablo,  architect 
High  JMrs,  prin  school 
Martinez  Alfonzo,  live  stock 
Martinez  O  G,  notary  public 
Martinez  Ramon,   architect  car- 
penter justice  peace 
Martinez  Reyes,  hides  wool 
Martinez  R  N,  bicycles  real  es- 
tate 

Martinez  R  N  Mrs.  florist 
MARTINEZ  T  J,  postmaster 
Martinez  &  Sons  J  A,  genl  mdse 

agric  implts 
Rael  J  I.  genl  mdse 
Silva  J  M,  barber 
Trujillo  C  J,  freighter 
Vigil  Avelino.  barber 
Vigil  Fridolin,  drayman 
Vigil  Juan  B,  drayman  stage  lines 
Vigil  Petrita,  rooms 


ARROYOSECO. 

Small  town  and  postolhce  in 
Taos  county,  8  miles  north  of 
Taos,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.  ^heep  raising  and 
farming  are  the  chi(^f  industries. 
Population  of  neighborhood  about 
400. 

Fernandez  Leonardo,  meats 
Globe  Land  Co,  H  A  Stroud  pres 
Mares  Juanita  G,  postmaster 
Martinez  Juan  C,  blacksmith 
Pacheco  Antonio  C.  genl  mdse 
Pasner  Jacob,  genl  mdse 
Sanchez  Higinio,  genl  mdse 
Trujillo  A  B,  genl  mdse 


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Leases,  Royalties,  Stocks  and  Deeded  Lands 

Offices  at  Artesia,  N.  M.,  and  Pecos,  Texas. 
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Artesta  Office: 

O.  R.  Gable,  Mgr. 
Phone  50;  Box  511. 

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Pecos  Office: 

C.  L.  Burns,  Mgr. 


Pecos,  Texas 


ARTESIA. 

A*  prosperous  town  in  Eddy 
county  on  the  A.,  T.  &.  S.  F.  Rail- 
way, 42  miles  south  of  Roswell 
and  33  miles  north  of  Carlsbad. 
Located  in  the  artesian  water 
belt;  many  wells  furnishing  plen- 
ty of  water  for  irrigation.  A 
splendid  farming  and  fruit  rais- 
ing country  with  ricli  soil  and 
genial  climate. 

An  electric  light  plant,  $200,- 
000;  alfalfa  mill.  .S20.000;  ice 
plant,  $10,000;  high  school  build- 
ing, $10.00;  annex  to  graded 
school  building,  87.000;  Baptist 
church  $22,000;  Methodist  church 
$25,000.  Cement  sidewalks.  Ar- 
tesia has  a  population  of  about 
2,000.    Altitude  3,  iOO  feet. 


Artesia  Abstract  Co,  A.  G.  Shap- 
land  mgr 

Artesia  Advocate  (w),  Hoffman  & 
Knowles  owners  and  publrs 

Artesia  Alfalfa  Milling  Co,  H  P 
Larsh  pres  and  mgr 

Artesia  Hospital,  Mrs  Helena  Ad- 
ams matron 

Artesia  Library  Assn.  Mrs  S  S 
Hcwilt  libi'arian 

ARTESIA  MACHINE  SHOP  &  AU- 
TO HOSPITAL,  Murray  Schenck 
prop 

Artesia  Plains  Tel  Co,  E  N  Bigler 

mgr 

Artesia  Well  District  No  2.  F  G 
K n 0 wl e s  s ii  e r v i  s  o  r 

ATKESON  J  B,  lawyer 

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CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHiC  PAVEMENT 


General  OfHce:  EL  PASO 


ALBUQUERQUE 


LAS  VEGAS 


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ARTESIA 


AUTO  SERVICE  STATION 

^     ■     '  D.   E.  BRY'A 

Authorized  FORD  Agents 


D.  E.  BRY'A^T,  3Innn)?er 

The  Home  of  Ford  Cars,  Trucks 
and  Fordson  Tractors 

Comp-lete  Line  of  Ford  Parts.    Fully  Equipped  Repair  Shop,  with 
Up-to-Date  Mechanical  and  Electrical  Equipment. 
Auto  Accessories,  Supplies,  Tires,  Tubes,  Gasoline  and  Oils 


PHONE  52 


"Exide"  Batteries 

ARTESIA,  NEW  MEXICO 


ARTESIA  MACHINE  SHOP  AHD  AUTO  HOSPITAL 

MURRAY    SCHEXCK,  Proprietor 

Automobiles,  Gas  and  Steam  Engines.    The  Best  Equipped  Shop  in  the  Pecos 

Valley.    Everything  for  the  Automobile  in  stock,  sold  for  cash  only. 
General    Blacksmith    Repairing-   of   All    Kinds.    Gas    Engine    Experts.  Heavy 
Machine  and -Well  R.ig  Work  a  Specialty,    Oxy-Acetylene  Welding. 


Telephone  No.  5 


ARTESIA,  NEW  MEX. 


AUTO  SERVICE  STATION,  D  E 

Bryant  mgr,  Ford  automobiles, 
Fordson  tractors,  repairs,  sup- 
plies, tires 
Baker  Perry  M,  phys 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  Buren  Sparks 

pastor 
Bat^>n  H.  furn 
Be*  'ers  G  W,  sec  hd  gds 
Bei.-3(i^Wm.  civil  and  citv  eng 
BIG  Ja  LUMBER  CO,  R  V  Young 
mgr,  lumber  and  building  ma- 
terial 

Bivins  J*A,  auto  tops  shoemkr 

Blackmore  Thos  F.  ins 

Blake  Albert,  vice-pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank 

Boans  &  Boans,  Mary  Boans  mgr 
rest 

Boddy  E  V,  photog 
Bowman  Roy.  transfer 
Brainard-Corbin  Hardware  Co,  G 

R  Brainard  sec-treas 
Brown  B  F,  groc 
Brown  C  O.  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Brown  lie  Cecil,  stage  line 
BRYANT  D  E,  mgr  Auto  Service 

Station 
Buckles  D  E,  painter 
BULLOCK  E  B,  dealer  in  feed. 

Hour,   coal,   .soed.s.   shipper  of 

alfalfa  hay  and  alfalfa  seeds 
Burge  H  H,  plumber 


Caraway  R  K,  constable 

Citizens  State  Bank,  W  S  Wil- 
liams pres  Beecher  Rowanvice- 
pres  Rex  Wheatley  vice-pres  A 
G  Keinath  cshr  F  H  Donahue 
asst  cshr 

CITY  GARAGE,   Don  A  Loucks 

~  prop,  auto  repairs 

Clarke  J  J.  dentist 

Continental  Oil  Co,  Jno  P  Lowry 

CROCKETT  &  KNOEDLER,   (L  R 

Crockett,  R  G  Knoedler),  oil  in- 
vestments 

Cunningham  Bros,  barbers 

Doss  W  C.  vet  surgeon 

Dudgeon  ^Marion,  barber 

El  Rose  Theatre,  Ferson  &  Coll 
props 

Episcopal  Church,  Rev  F  W  Pratt 
pastor 

Evans  L  P,  pipe  machinery 
Evans  &  Henderson,  garage  ma- 
chine shop 
Fealy  House,  J  D  Fealy  prop 
Feather  L  B,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank 
FERREE  S  E,  lawyer,  fire  insur- 
ance, notarv  public 
FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  John  W 
Poe  prtvs,  \  .M  Schuster  vice- 
jH'es,  Albert  Blake  vice-pres,  J 
E  Robertson  cshr,  L  B  Feather 
asst  cshr 


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BANK 


N.  M.  SCHUSTER.  V. -President. 
ALBERT  BLAKE,  V.-President 


JOHN  W.  POE,  President 


J  E.  ROBERTSON.  Cashier 
L.  B.  FEATHER.  Asst.  Cshr. 


ARTESIA 


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NEW  MEXICO 


W.  F.  HOLLOMON.  Auctioneer 


JOE  &  WARD  HOLLOMON 


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W.  F.  HOLLOMON  &  SONS 

Dealers  in 

Poultry  and  Eggs,  Hides,  Pelis  and  Furs 
Hay,  Grain  and  Gream 


Phone  32 


Fifth  Year  In  Business 

P.  O.  Box  575 


Artesia,  New  Mexico 


Foster  Geo,  house  mover  freight- 

FRANK'S    BAKERY    &  CAFE, 

Frank  HoUenthoner  prop 

GABLE  O  R,  broker  in  lands, 
livestock,  oil  and  gas  leases  and 
city  property 

Gates  V  L.  wh  alfalfa  hay 

George  I  T,  shoenikr 

Gibson  Rooming  House,  Mrs  Lau- 
ra Welch  prop 

Gilbert  S  W,  U  S  Comsnr  sec 
sclinnl  board  .iu.-^tic^'  peace. 

GILBERT  &  COLLINS,  S  W  Gil- 
bert, J  T  Collins),  real  estate, 
insurance 

Givens  Alma,  prin  school 

Greene  L  F.  sec  hd  gds  shoemkr 

(luaranty  Abstract  &  Title  Co, 
(successors  to  Pecos  Valley 
Abstract  Co)  C  O  Swickard  sec 

Haney  W  C.  billiards 

Hoi bm( boner  Frank,  prop  Frank's 
Jiakery  &  Cafe 

HOLLOMON  W  F,  auctioneer 
HOLLOMON  W  F  &  SONS,  deal- 
ei's    in    i)oullry.    eggs,  hides, 
P«dts.  furs,  bay.  grain,  cream 


HOTEL  HARDWICK,  G  W  Nick- 
son  prop 
JACKSON  J  H,  lawyer 

JOYCE-FRUIT  CO,  Rex  W  heatley 
mgr,  wbol  and  ret  genl  mdse, 
hay  and  grain 

Kansas-New  Mexico  Oil  Co,  B  P 
Williams  sec 

Keinatii  A  C,  real  est  notary 

KEMP  LUMBER  CO,  E  B  Kemp 

mgr,  wbol  and  ret  lumber 

Linell  Fay.  chief  tire  dept 
Linell  Frank  A,  furn  wall  paper 
Linell  &  Hudson,  meat  mkt 
Loucks  Don  .\.  prop  City  Garage 

McCLAY  OWEN,   furniture,  un-' 
dertaker 

McCrary  O  V.  postmaster 
McCrary  G  U  Mrs.  music  teacher 
Mann  C  I".  Drug  Co 
Methodist  E[)is{'opal  Church.  Rev 

R  T  Davis  pastor 
Mountain  States  T  ifc  T  Co,  E  N 

Bigler  excli  mgr 
New  Mexico  Land  &  Investment 

Co 

Page  E,  shoemkr 


Goal  Tar,  Bon6iie,  F^Sibi, 


The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co  "no 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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AVIS 


J.  VV.- Vandagrift" 


Lee  Vandagriff 


VANDAGRIFF  BROS."Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

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Oil  Lands  and  Leases 


BILLIARDS,  CIGARS  AND  COLD  DRINKS 


P.  O.  Box  591 


Artesia,  New  Mexico 


PALACE  DRUG  STORE,  (L  Story, 

G  H  Sasser) 
Pecos  Valley  Gas  &  Electric  Co, 

J  D  Edmundson  chief  eng 
Pecos  Valley  Hotel,  Mrs.  H  Grouch 

prop 

PECOS  VALLEY  OIL  EXCHANGE, 

O  H  Gable  nigr 
POE  JOHN  W,  pres  First  Nation- 
al Bank 

Presbyterian  Church  (First),  Rev 

E  Mathes  pastor 
Privitt  R  E.  real  est 
i^ehberg  M  E.  transfer 
I  tICHARDS'  BLACKSMITH  SHOP, 

J  0  Richards  pro^) 
ROBERTSON  J  E,  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank 
Russell  Chester,  phys 
Samuelson  &  Olson,  cigars,  con- 
fecty 

SCHENCK  MURRAY,  prop  Artesia 
Machine  Shop  &  Auto  Hospital 

Schuster  Neal  genl  mdse  vice- 
pres  First  National  Bank 

Sjieen  M  P,  phys  state  senator 

Solomon  E  E  Mrs,  notions  milli- 
nery. 

Southwest  Development  Co,  (S  R 
North  Edw  Thoreson) 

Sperry  &  Lukins.  machinery 

Stephenson  B.  town  clerk  and 
marshal 

Stone  Edw,  optician 

Story  &  Sasser,  (  L  Story  G  H  Sas- 
ser) Palace  Drug  Store 

STROUP  H  AUSTIN,  physician 
and  surgeon 

Syferd  L  G.  rest 

Taylor  Curtis,  music  teacher 

Texas  Co,  Mi's  C  S  Moece  agt 

VANDAGRIFF  BROS,  J  W  and 
Lee),  real  instate,  insurance,  oil 
lands  and  leases,  billiards,  cig- 
ars 

Wheatley  flex,  mgr  Joyce-Pruit 

Co 


White  Burt  R,  osteopath 
White  Walter,  feed  yard 
Wilson  F  L,  hay  grain  hides 
Wilson  &  Eakle,  tailors 
Wyjnan  W  L,  garage 
Yates  Martin  Jr,  land  live  stock 


ATARQUE. 

A  new  postolFice  in  Valencia 
county. 


AURORA. 


Postolfice  in  Mora  county,  30 
miles  northeast  of  Mora;  the 
county  seat.  Wagon  Mound  is 
the  nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.  Farming  and  stock  rais- 
ing are  the  principal  industries. 
Population  150. 

Aurora  Mercantile  Co.  genl  mdse 
Franklin  F  E,  blksmith 
Gray  James,,  sawmill 
Guaros  David,  sawmill 
Lopez  Lorenzo,  justice  peace 
LUCERO  J  C,  notary  public,  post- 
master 


AVIS. 

Small  town  in  Otero  county,  36 
miles  southeast  of  Cloudcroft.  the 
nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.  Stock  raising  the  princi- 
pal industry.  Population  200. 
Altitude  6,888  feet. 

Bass  C  E,  stage  line 
Boyce  A  W,  genl  mdse 
Brock  W  L,  sawmill 
Christian  Church,  11  S  Tipton  pas- 
tor 

Ciwilliams  H  A,  sawmill 
Haj'borf  J  H.  Justic(»  pcMce  notarv 
Marshall  W  V,  carp 
MUNSON  MAY,  postmaster 
Munson  M  (>.  g«>nl  nidsi^  n<Uary 
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WILLIAMS.  President 
IIAMSOWER.  Asst  Cashier 


OFFICERS 


T.  A.  PIERCE,  Cashier 
H.  D.  ABRAMS,  Secretary 


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County  seat  of  San  Juan 
county.  A  prosperous  and  grow- 
ing town  on  a  brancli  of  the  D.  & 
R.  G.  R.  R.  from  Durango,  Colo. 
Located  in  one  of  the  most  favor- 
able fruit  raising  districts  in  the 
West.  A  new  country  rapidly 
settling  up  with  the  choicest  peo- 
ple from  the  eastern  states.  Water 
suHicient  to  irrigate  2,000,000 
acres,  20.000  i^^i^^^oyv  in  culti- 
vation. V.  S.  Geological  Survey 
gives  eishly  billion  tons  of  f'bal 
in  San  Juan  countv.  Population 
600.    Altitude  5,560  feet. 

ABRAMS  H  D,  sec  Citizens  Bank 
Alturian  Library,  Mrs  H  L  Dun- 

ing  librarian 
American  Hotel,  J  F  Ray  prop 
Aztec  Auto  Co.  D  Giles  mgr 
Aztec    Commercial    Club,  Fred 

Bunker  pres.  S  R  Lanier  sec 
Aztec  Drug  Co,  S  R  &  E  D  Coon 

props 

Aztec  Flouring  Mill,  Thomas  & 
\\'ilson  props 

Aztec  Independent  (w) ,  R  M  Jack- 
son publr 

Aztecs  Irrigation  Co,  W  G  Black 
mgr 

Aztec  Light  &  Power  Plant,  W  A 

Wilson  supt 
Aztec  Realty  Co (  R  M  Jackson,  W 

D  No  land) 
Aztec  Sanitarium,  Dr  T  J  West  in 

c  h  a  r  e 

Aztec  State  Bank.  F  T  Hillstrom 

pres.  R  S  Coon  cshr 
Bagnall  E.  produce  hides 
Bailev  C  S  Co,  produce 
Ball  b  C,  clothing 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  J  F  Wood 

Itastor 
Booth  L  R,  phys 


Brewer  T  P,  hdw  agri'  implts 

Brown  C  F,  plasterer 

Bruington  Geo  F,  lawyer  notary 

Brum  field  C  J  Mrs.  millinery 
ladies  wearing  apparel 

.Brumfield  N,  photog 

BUNKER  TITLE  &  TRUST  CO, 
Fred  Bunker  pres,  T  A  Pierce 
sec,  Wm  A  Palmer  mgr,  ab- 
stracts 

Cameron  C  S  Mrs,  genl  mdse 
Case  Maurice,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 

CITIZENS  BANK,  W  H  Williams 
pres.  T  A  Pierce  cshr,  A  G  Ram- 
sower  asst  cshr,  H  D  Abrams 
sec 

Citizens  Ditch  Co,  L  D  Seitzinger 

sec 

Cooper  House,  Mrs  T  Cooper  prop 
Current  L,  justice  peace  police 

magistrate 
Current  Ray  B.  barber 
Dunning  &  Lenfesty,  transfer 
Durango  Planing  Mill  &  Lumber 

Co,  F  T  Hillstrom  mgr 
First  Church  of  Christ  Scientist, 

Mrs  L  E  Grauel  reader 
Grauel  Louis,  tailor 
Hillstrom  *?v:  Fisher,  undertakers 
Holly  Chas,  civil  eng 
Howe-Ridenour    Merc    Co,  genl 

mdse 
Hurt  H  O.  blksmith 
Jackson  E  D,  genl  mdse 
Knuteson  J  D,  marshal 
Leeper  J  A,  second  hand  gds 
McClure  A  B,  civil  eng 
McGregor  H  S,  .dentist 
McMichael  Jas,  meats  confecty 
Mesa  Verde  Oil  Co.  Wm  A  Palmer 

sec 

Methodist  Ei)iscopal  Church.  Rev 

J  no  Co.K  [uislor 
Milliken  D  P.  vet  surgeon 
Moles  H  S,  county  agrctural  agt 


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EL  PASO  ULlESTOnE  QUARRIES 

CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
A.  COURCHESNE,  Inc.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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WESTERN  MEia 

MANUFACTURING  CO. 

EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


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JMouiUaia  Stales  T  &  T  Co,  Edith 
Wliitford  oxch  mgr 

Newbold  B  'i\  vulcanizing 

Owens,  Tatnian  &  Graves,  millin- 
ery .adi'es'  furnishings 

Palmep  W'ni  A,  lawyer  notary 
town  clerk 

PIERCE  T  A,  insurance,  loans,  no- 

•   tary  public,  cshr  Citizens  Bank 

Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  J  F 
Mourv  |)astor 

RAMSOWER  A  G,  asst  cshr  Citi- 
zens Bank,  mayor 

Randall  J  M.  geril  mdse 

Randall  O  F,  garage 

Rippey  C  E.  real  est  notary  auto 
supplies  - 

San  Juan  County  F'air  Assn,  R  M 
jJackson  sec 

St^k^^^Theatre,  "i.enfe?ty  &  Owens 

Taylor  EUn  B,  postn-aster 
Haylor  N  D,  phys** 
TVibmas  J  M,  genl  mdse 
T  nvnsend  Fred  B,  gioc 
tlptegrove  Bros,  cigars  conicitly 
Wsring  E  C,  jevvCler 
West.  T  J.  phys 

Whitehead  E  S,  lawyer  notary  ab- 

tracts  of  title 
Whit  ford  Chas,  carp 
WILLIAMS  W  H,  pres  Citizens 
Bank 

.Wood  A  D,  shoemaker  harness 


BALDY. 


•  A  country  postoflice  in  Colfax 
county,  59  miles  southwest  of 
Raton,  the  county  seat,  and  8 
miles  north  of  Ute  Park,  on  the 
Rocky  Mountain  &  Santa  Fe  Ry., 
the  s'^hipping  point,  and  18  miles 
northwest  of  Cimarron,  the  bank- 
ing point.  Mining  is  the  princi- 
pal industrv.  Population  200. 
Altitude  10,000  feet. 

Atmore  Rodney,  justice  peace 
Aztec  Oold   Mining  Co,  Douglas 

Muir  supt 
Brooks  Mercantile  Co,  S  P  Sam- 
mis  mgr  genl  mdse 
Corbett  A  S  E,  civil  eng 
Faris  T  S.  si  age  line 
Fitzpatrick  W  'l\  phvsician 


Gorman  W  M,  assayer 

Ludlum  Ernest  V,  mgr  Mine  Leas- 
ing Co  postmaster 

Mine  Leasing  Co,  Ernest  V  Lud- 
lum mgr 

Muir  D  E,  mining  engr 

Sammis  E  P,  boarding  house 


BARD. 


Postoflice  in  Quay  county  and 
station  on  the  C.  R.  L  &  P.  Ry., 
32  miles  east  of  Tucumcari,  the 
county  seat.  San  Jon  is  the  near- 
est banking  point.   Population  10. 

Horne  Thos  W,  genl  mdse  post- 
master 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
A  H  Hatfield  pastor 


BARNEY. 


A  postoflice  in  Union  county,  30 
miles  southwest  of  Clayton,  on 
the  C.  &  S.  Ry.,  the  county  seat 
banking  and  shipping  point. 
Stock  raising  the  principal  indus- 
try. Population  of  neighborhood 
350. 

Evans  Wm.  blacksmith 
FERNANDEZ   J    B,  postmaster, 

notary  public,  genl  mdse 
Foster  H  M,  hay  dealer 
Garcia  Epifanio,  notary 
Martinez  J  A,  architect,  blksmith 


BARTON. 


PostolTice  in  Santa  Fe  county, 
27  miles  east  of  Albuquerque,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point  and  IG  miles  northeast  of 
Moriarty,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Dry  farming  is  the  prin- 
cipal industry.  Population  10. 
Altitude  6,700  feet. 

Ash  Mrs  Jessie  F,  postmaster 


BEENHAM. 

Small  postolhce  in  Union  coun- 
(y,  40  miles  southwest  of  ('lay- 
ton,  on  (he  C.  A:  S.  lly..  the  county 
'-;«'af.  shipping;  and  bankinu"  point. 


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HANDLING   SIII:i:P  I:\CLISIVKLY  ON  COMMISSION 
STOCK  SHEKP  .\NU  RAMS  FOR  BREEDING. 


THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS         Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Savlnj?**  Department. 

We  Invite  accounts  of  Banks.  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  Modern  and  Conservative  Banking-.    Accounts  received  by  Mail. 

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BUSHNELL  C  J   H,  postmaster, 

lotarv  public 
BbSHIMELL  BROS,  general  mer- 
chandise, wool,  tiides  and  pelts, 
cattle  and  sheep 
Gallegos  Pablo,  stage  to  Clayton 
Medina  Pablo,  justice  peace 
Miera  E  F,  blacksmith  notary 


BELEN. 

Business  Houses,  Professional 
'suoj^H'^j'^sui  puB  uduu 

A  F  and  A  M  Bethlehem  Lodge,  J 

F  Linn  W  M,  \Vm  Sloan  sec 
Aragon  I'elefor,  justice  peace 
Armijo  Feii[)e,  barber 
Baca  Juan  R.  genl  nidse  notary 
Barnes  tit  Livingston  (  R  P  Barnes, 
^F  CI  H  Livingston),  lawyers 
Bai-ron  F  S.  aLit  A  T  &  S  F  Ry 
BECKER   FRIEDA   C,    asst  cshi 
First    National    Bank,  notary 
'3ublic 

BACKER  JOHN,  pres  The  John 
Becker  Co,  pres  First  National 
Bank,  pres  National  Life  In- 
surance Co  of  the  Southwest  of 
Albuquerque 

BECKER  JOHN  CO  THE  (inc), 
John  Becker  pres.  Paul  B  Dalies 
vice-pres,  John  Becker  Jr  sec 
and  treas,  wholesale  and  retail 
general  merchandise,  automo- 
biles and  supplies,  sporting 
goods,  wool,  hides,  pelts,  ,  un- 
dertaking, lumber,  building  ma- 
terials, prop  Belen  Flour  Mills 

BECKER  JOHN  JR,  sec  and  treas 
J'ht'  John  Becker  Co,  vice-pres 
First.  National  Bank 

BECKER  L  C,  cshr  First  National 
F5aiik 

BELEN  AUTO  CO  (inc),  Edwin  H 
Leupold  mgr.  autos,  supplies, 
repairs,  tires,  vulcanizing 

Belen  Cleaning  Works  &  Ijaun- 
drv.  Frank  S  Kasuva  i)rop 

BELEN  FLOUR  IV1ILLS,  Ihe  John 
Jiecker  Co  pro|»s 

Belen  Livery  Co,  B  (I  Garcia  prop 


Paul  B  Dal- 
vice-pres,  L 
treas,  home 


BELEN  REALTY  CO, 

ies  pres,  M  H  Tate 
G  Becker  sec  and 
builders 

BELEN  TOWN  &  IMPROVEMENT 

CO,  John  Becker  pres 
Bell  &  Co,  Jos  Bell  mgr,  billiards 
Berger  \Vm  M»  lawyer 
Berkey  J  S,  dairy 
Brosey  Fred,  painter 
Buckland  Bros  (N  N  &  J  R) ,  drugs 
Catholic  Church,  Father  A  C  Celier 

priest 
Chaves  F  S,  blksmith 
Chavez    Froilan,    billiards  soft 

drinks 
Clark  F  A,  bakery 
Continental  Oil  Co,  D  G  Garcia  agt 
Craig  Jno.  rooming  house 
DALIES  PAUL  B,  vice-pres  The 

John  Becker  Co,  vice-pres  First 

National  Bank,  town  clerk 
Davidson  H  E  &  Co.  contrs  and 
Delgado  F  A,  deputy  sheriff 

DIDIER'S    GARAGE,    Ernest  A 
Didier    prop,    autos,  supplies, 
repairs,  storage 
Dinnes  T  W,  billiards 
Eddowes  Ralph,  auto  livery 

ELLERMEYER  WM  F  (Fell  & 
Ellermeyer) 

Episcopal  Church,  Rev  D  A  San- 
ford  rector 

Espinoza  Tobias,  phys  ^ 

FEIL  &  ELLERMEYER  (Paul  J 
Feil,  Wm  F  Ellermeyer;.  gen- 
eral merchandise,  agric  imple- 
ments, builders'  hardware  and 
supplies,  hay,  grain 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  John 
Becker  pres.  John  liecker  Jr 
vice-pres,  Paul  B  Dalies  vice- 
pres,  Bernard  Jacobson  vice- 
pres,  L  C  Becker  cshr,  J  F  Linn 
asst  cshr,  F  C  Becker  asst  cshr 

Fischer  F  G.  life  ins  notary 

FORD  MOTOR  CARS  &  SERVICE 
STATION,  Belen  Auto  Co  (,inc), 
authorizetl  agents 
Gaines  Frank  E,  dentist 
Garcia  J  M  Co,  groc  meats 
Ciareia  (Jarage,  1)  G  (iari*ia  mgr 
CiilbtMi  A:  Sons,  genl  nids«» 
Goebel  Oscar  Mrs,  g»»nl  mdse 


IlL  BOILER  m  SHEET  IRON  WORKS 


Ji  El  Jbii 

Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acetylene  Process. 
Ail  Kinds  of  General  Welding 
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JOHN  BECKER,  President  PAUL  B.  DALIES,  Vice-Pres. 

JOHN  BECKER,  JR.,  Secy.»  &  Treas. 

THE  JOHN  BECKEiS  COm^Y 

(Incoriiorated  ) 
JOBBKHS  AND  RETAILERS 

«*  General  Merchandise,  Automobiles  and  Supplies,  Sporting  Goods,  S 
*  Wool,  Hides  and  Pelts,  Lumber,  Building  Materials.  * 

Proprietors  "  \ 

Belen  Flour  Mills 

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BELEN. 


A  thriving  town  in. Valencia  county  on  the  Atchison,  To- 
peTaTiS:  Santa  Fe  Eailway,  thirty  miles  south  of  Albuquerque. 
Located  in  the  fertile  Eio  Grande  Valley,  Belen  is  surrounded  j 
a  splendid  farming  and  fruit  raising  country,  and  is  a  sup-  J 
ply  point  for  livestock  and  wool  growers.  The  Atchison,  To-  * 
peka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway  is  built  through  here  from  Rio  J 
Puerto,  on  the  Santa  Fe  Pacific  to  Texieopwhich  makes  a 


through  line  from  San  Francisco  to  Chicago,  as  well  as  to  j 
Galveston.    Belen  has  a  large  flour  mill  and  general  mer- 
chandise stores.   Population  2,500.  Altitude  4,600  feet. 


Officers  and  Directors: 

JOHN  BECKER.  President  JOHN  BECKER.  JR..  Vice-Pres. 

PAUL  B.  DALIES.  Vice-Pres.  BERNARD  JACOBSON.  Vice-Pres. 

L.  C.  BECKER.  Cashier  J.  F.  LINN.  Asst.  Cashier 

FRIEDA  C.  BECKER,  Asst.  Cashier 

THE  FinsT  mmm  bark 

CAPITAL  AND  SURPLUS  $75,000.00 

Departments  Maintained: 
COMMERCIAL,  SAVINGS  and  SAFE  DEPOSIT 

We  Solicit  the  Business  of  Those  Desiring-  the 
Best  Serviee 

BELEN  NEW  MEXICO 


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EDWIN  H.  LEUPOLD,  Mgr. 

FORD  AUTHORIZED 
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ERNEST  A.  DIDIER,  Prop.  ' 

Maxwell  and  Chalmers  iotor  Gars  and 
Service  Station 

GENERAL  AUTO  AND  MACHINE  REPAIRS 

(SUPPLIES,  ACCESSORIES,  PARTS 
Storage  Batteries  and  Electrical  Work 
P  LEN  NEW  MEXICO 


PAUL  J.  FEIL 


WM.  F.  ELLERMEYER  o 


FEIL  S  ELLERiJEYER 

GENERAL  M£RC:!A»DISE 

Building  Hardware  and  Supplies,  Wagons,  Implements 
Native  Products  Bought  and  Sold 

ALFALFA,  HAY,  GRAIN 

BELEN  NEWMEXrCO 


FRANK  L.  LANDES 


J.  A.  McLEAN 


LANDES  &  McLEAN 
General  Contractors  and  Builders 

Mill  Work  of  all  Kinds.    Cabinet  Makers.    Screen  Doors  and  Windows. 

BELK\,  ^F:W  MKXICO 


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TRI-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

^xf^KAmN^X    "If  it*s  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  or  Tractor,  We  Have  It'* 

BELEN  1 4  5  BELLVIEW 


GohitMi     Eagle     Moroarltile  Co 

vAdulph  Becker,  H  Eiiderstein) 

^enl  luiJse 
Guuter  Thos  L,  apiary 
Hart  :  J.  rest 
Hend/on' Cons! ant,  rest 
HotVjnaii  Geo.  ins  postmaster 
Hotol  Helen,  Bertha  Rutz  prop 
HOTEL  KUHN,   Mrs   R  G  Kuhn 

■prop,  rooms  from  $1.50  to  $2 

per  (lav 

JACOesON  BERNARD,  vice-pres 

First    National    Bank,  notary 

puMie,  mayor 
Jai'obson    Si    Fischer  (Berna'i'd 

J4\cobson,   F   G  Fischer) lire 

ins 

Jobe  D  \V,  barber 

Kaneshiro  Frank,  clean  &  press 

LANDES  &   WIcLEAIM    (Frank  L 
•  l.andes,  J  A  iNIcLeani,  general 

conti'actors  and  builders,  cab- 

intd  makers,  mill  work 
LEUPOLD  EDWIN  H,  mgr  Belen 

Auti^  Co 

Lindberg  flsther  M,  notary  public 
LINN  J  F,  asst  cshr  First  National 

Hani:,  U  S  Comsnr 
Living?  ton  F  G  H,  lawyer  town 
^r'  s'« 

IVIcL-  A.V  J  A  (Landes  &  McLean) 
Mefiiodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

Geo  Newkirk  pastor 
Mountain  States  T  &  T  Go,  W  J 

Davidson  mgr 
M\ilvan(»y  Jennie  Mrs,  prin  public 

si'hool 
Js'ew  Stale  Hotel 
^ablisch  Conrad,  rest  rooms 
Peoples    Lumber    Co,  Bernard 

Jacobson  mgr  - 
RadchtVe  W  D,  phys 
RatV  F  L,  blksmith 
Railways  Ice  Co,  W  T  Kretsing^ 

mgr 

Rokli/(W'  Geo,  shoemkr 
RomtMU)  D  L,  genl  mdse 
Santa  Fe  Eating  House  &  Dining 

C.iiv  System,  E  F  Feely  mgr 
Santa    Ke   Reading   Room,   E  P 

Cbaiunan  librarian 
Seery  V  W  Mrs,  rooming  house 
Simmons  &  Linn  (P  P  Simmons, 

J  F  liinn),  real  <'st  ins 
Star  Tiieafrc,  Edgar  Goebel  mgr 
Torres  HiMiito.  bakery 


'J'rujillo  Juan,  rest 
Trujillo  c^:  Sed illo.  cement  contrs 
Victor  Hotel.  Mrs  Cr  H  Jenkins  prop 
Western    Union    Tel    Co,    W  E 

Sloan  mgr 
White  W  A,  notions 
Wilkinson  S  L,  phys 
Willard  Town  &  Improvement  Go, 

W  M  Berger  sec-treas 
Wilson  F  H,  auto  express 
Witzel    &   Garcia    (Geo  Witzel, 

Manuel  Garcia) .  meats  groc 
Wood  J  A,  prin  High  School 


BELL 


Postofllce  in  Colfax  county,  21 
miles  east  of  Raton,  the  county 
seat,  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
of  neighborhood  300.  Altitude 
8,100  feet. 

FLOYD  JOSEPH,  postmaster,  jus- 
tice peace 


BELL  RANCH. 

Postotfice  in  San  Miguel  coun- 
ty, 37  miles  northwest  from  Tu- 
cumcari,  the  telegraph  point,  and 
13  miles  from  Medio  on  Dawson 
branch  of  El  Paso  &  Southwest- 
ern Railway,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Telephone  connection  with 
Tucumcari.  Stock  raising  the 
only  industry.  Population  of 
neighborhood  150. 

Horton  T  O  .mail  contractor  and 
stage  to  Tucumcari  tri-weekly 

O'DONEL  0  M,  postmaster,  mgr 
Red  River  Vallcv  Co 

RED  RIVER  VALLEY  CO,  C  M 
O'Donel  mgr,  owner  Montoya 
Grant,  cattle  and  horses 


BELLVIEW. 


PostoUh'e  in  Curry  county,  38 
miles  from  Clovis  the  county  seat, 
and  30  miles  from  l^'riona.  Texas, 
the  nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.  Stock  raising  ami  tarnuim 
ai'e  the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
 ulation  i;").    Altitude  4.000.  

HAND  TOUR  IN^UlMSyj 

K?CK  PLATES  KOTOffA! 
SPECIAL  HARDWARE  WBLCX)MW) 


SULOK-fiOENER  BEA^^  MFG.  00.,  1636  Blake  at,  D«aYfi^ 


Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 

"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
610-611  Wills  Building  .  El  Paso,  Texas 

BERNALILLO  146  BERNALILLO 


Everything  Musical 

ALBUQUERQUE  GALLUP 

Bairiuni  0  S,  painter 
Baplist  Church,  J  H  Harper  pastor 
Cireer  ^.t  Co,  genl  nulse 
King  C  W,  garage 
King  R  P,  notary 
McKinley,  i)rin  school 
Metliodist  Church,  R  A  Crawford 
pas(  or 

MICKEY  R  R,  postmaster 
Lorgen  Chas,  carp 
Weaver  S  J,  justice  peace 

BENT. 

Post 0 trice  in  Otero  county,  28 
miles  noi'theast  of  Alamogordo, 
the  county  seat,  and  12  miles  east 
of  Tularosa,    the   shipping  and 
banking  point.    Mining:  and  stock 
raising  the  industries.  Population 
300.    Altitude  6,400  feet. 

BENT  GEO  B,  postmaster,  genl 
mgr  Tularosa  Copper  Go 

Corrillo  Pat,  auto  stage 

McNatt  J  H,  general  merchandise 

Tularosa  Copper  Co,  mining 

BERINO. 

Small  a'gricultural  postoffice  in 
Dona  Afta  county  on  the  Atchi- 
son, Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway, 
4  miles  north  of  Anthon3^  the 
banking    point.      Principal  in- 
dustry raising  alfalfa  hay.  Pop- 
ulation of  neighborhood  350.  Al- 
titude 3,780  feet.        .  jw 

Bledsoe  G  W,  blksmith  garage 
Cadena  Luz,  groceries 
Coe  &  Blevins,  groceries 
Duran  Tiburcio,  justice  peace 
KILGORE  J  N,  postmaster 
Kilgore  Bros,  genl  mdse 
Price  Carl,  wholesale  hay  * 

BEHtlULILLO  [llESien^JTILE  CO. 

WHOLESALE  RETAIL 

Hay,  Alfalfa  and  Grain,  Wool,  Hides,  Pelts,  Sheep  and  Cattle, 
Farm  Implements,  Lumber,  Navajo  Blanl<ets 
PROPS.  MIDGET  MARVEL  FLOUR  MILLS 

Branch  Store,  Domingo,  N.  M. 
BERNALILLO                                                                NEW  MEXICO 

A.  1.  Riedling  H^usic  Co. 

BERNALILLO. 

A  prosperous  Mexican  town  and 
county  seat  of  Sandoval  county, 
on  the  Atcliison,  Topeka  &  Santa 
Fe  Railway,  16  miles  north  of  AU 
bu(iuer(!ue,    the    banking  point. 
Fruit  raising  and  alfalfa  hay  are 
the     leading    industries.  Cood 
churches  and  schools.  Popula- 
tion 900.    Altitude  5.300  feet. 

ARMIJO    P    FERNANDO,  county 
clerk 

Balcomb   R   G.   county  surveyor 

res  Algodones 
Ben  ham  Walter  V,  nofarv  public 
BERNALILLO  MERCANTILE  CO, 

S  Seligman  vice-pres  autl  mgr, 
whol  and  retail  general  mer- 
chandise, hay,  alfalfa,  grain, 
lumber.  agricultural  imple- 
ments, Navajo  blankets,  wool. 
hid(vs.  pelts,  sheep,  cattle,  props 
Midget  Marvel  Flour  Mills 

H(MMialilIo  Roller  Mills,  Philip 
Jagt'ls  mgr 

Brown  C      fruits  vt^uelablos 

The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 


ELECTRICAL  ENGINEERS,  CONTRACTORS  FOR  POWER  PLANTS,  SWITCHBOARD  BUILDERS 
JOBBERS    OR    E  V/ERYXHIING  ELECrRIC:/\L 


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ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 


WE  HAVE  EVERYTHING  FOR  THE  HOME- 
CARPETS  AND  HARDWARE 

EL  PASO 


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TEXAS 


BERNALILLO 


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BLACK  ROCK 


Carrier  Carlos,  blksmith 
Catholic  (Jlhurrh,  Rev  G  Lambert 
priesit 

Chaves.  Juan  F,  county  assessor 
Davis  Aug^-ustus,  phys 
Garci.i  Lojiiyo.  constable 
Gqllion  Hotel.  P  A  Gullion  prop 
Gutierrez  Justiniano.  co  treas 
GONZALES  CANDIDO  G,  county 

commissioner 
JAGELS  PHILIP,  county  commis- 

,  sioner 

Jaramillo  Roman,  county  probate 

judge  res  Jemez 
La  Salle  Ranch,  L  i^ros  mgr  fruits 

vegetables 
Loretto  Indian  School,  Sisters  of 

Loretto 
Lucero  Fill  L,  auto  repairs 
■  Lucero  Polinario,  barber  billiards 
Mallett  Bros,  fruit  growers 
Martinez  L  P.  county  agric  agt 

MIDGET  MARVEL  FLOUR  MILLS, 

'Bernalillo  Mercantile  Co  props, 
Real,  Indian  Atole  Flour 
'Tlavo''  and  ''Paloma"  brands 
flour 

Mondragon    Luciano    C,  notary 

public' postmaster 
I\ fond r agon  'J. 'ax.  meats 
MONTOYA   BONIFACIO,  comnsr 

Stafe  Corporation  Commission 
Montoya  .  Fdmundo,  county  supt 

school>^ 
Montoya  Luis,  barber 
Montoya  Mariano  G,  live  stock  co 

sheriff 

Mountain  States  T  &  T  Co,  Marie 
^  Lermuseaux  local  mgr 
Putney  L  B  Mercantile  Co  Philip 

Jagels  mgr  genl  mdse 
Romero  Fabian,  rest 
Rutherford  W  E,  r  r,  exp  and  tel 

agt  . 

SALAS   ABEL,    county  commis- 
sioner 

Salazar  Benicio,  brick  contr 
Sandoval  Andres,  blksmith 
SELIGMAN  S,  vice-pres  and  mgr 
Bernalillo  IMercantile  Co,  no- 
tary public 
Sena  Carlos,  carp 
Silva  J'^elix.  groc 
Silva  Leandro.  Justice  peace 
Valdez  Jose  E,  genl  mdse 


Vohs  Adolph.  meats  groc 
Vohs  Live  Stock  Co,  Adolph  Vohs 
mgr 


BEULAH. 


Postolfice  in  San  Miguel  coun- 
ty, 25  miles  northwest  of  Las 
Vegas,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
the  county  seat,  shipping  and 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  the 
leading  industry.  Population  of 
neighboFiiOod  200. 

BARKER  MRS  AMANDA  T,  post- 
master 
Koozler  Bros,  dairy 
Pedilla  Victoriana,  genl  mdse 


BLACK  LAKE. 

Postoflice  in  Colfax  county,  55 
miles  southwest  of  Raton,  the 
county  seat  and  25  miles  north  of 
Ute  Park,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Stock  raising  the  princi- 
pal industrv.  Population  of  neigh- 
borhood 150.    Altitude  8,500  feet. 

Mare-s  Benito,  genl  mdse 
Martinez  Antonio  Jose,  saw  mill 
Martinez  V  M,  postmaster 
Martinez    Severino    &    Co,  genl 
mdse,  hides  and  w^ool 


BLACK  ROCK. 

Small  postoHice  in  xMcKinley 
county,  on  Zuni  Indian  Reserva- 
tion, 43  miles  south  of  Gallup,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry..  the  county 
seat,  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Population  50.  Altitude  6,554 
feet. 

Bauman    Robt    J.    supt  Indian 
school 

Matthews  J  Frank.  Indian  trader 
Matthews  Kate  B,  postmaster 
Si)ears  A  K.  phys 
Sylvester  B.  Indian  trader 
'I'hompson  Noble,  freighter 
'I'urner  J  A,  carpenter 
Van  der  W'agen  A,  justice  peace 
Zuni  Indian  Boarding  School 


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BLANCO. 

Postoltice  in  San  Juan  county, 
'20-  niihvs  oast  of  Farminjzton,  50 
niih's  soutli  of  Durango.  Colorado, 
and  14  niik\s  east  from  Aztoo  the 
county  seat,  nearest  railroad  and 
banking-  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  leading  in- 
dustries. Population  365.  Alti- 
tude 3.500  feet. 

BLANCO  MERCANTILE  CO,  \V  A 

Creager  mgr,  general  merclian- 
dise 

Catholic    Church,    Rev  Sanford 
I>riest 

CREAGER  W  A,  postmaster,  no- 
tary j>ubiic  ^ 
Garcia  Lionas.  justice  peace 
Pelon  P  O.  genl  mdse 


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BLAND. 


Postotlice  in  Sandoval  county. 
2  i  miles  notrhwest  from  Domingo, 
the  shipping  point,  and  60  miles 
northeast  of  Albuquerque,  the 
banking  point.  Mining  and  pros- 
pcct'i^-  the  leading  industries. 
Population  100.  Altitude  7,"500 
feet. 


Baca  Abram,  stage  line 
Bcrreras  Anastacio,  barber 
Bernalillo  Mercantile  Co 
(iOssak  Mining  (Jo 
Davis  R  E.  phys  [tost master 
Exchange  Hot<d,  'Tlios  H  Benson 
prop 


BLOOMFIELD. 

Postodice  in  San  Juan  county, 
7^  miles  south  of  .\ztec.  the  coun- 
ty seat,  shipping  and  banking 
lioint,  and  50  miles  south  froiu 
I)uraiigo,  Coloi-ado.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  the  principal  indus- 
tries. Poi)ulation  of  neighbor- 
hoo.l  250.    Altitude  5,'il9  feet. 

Bish(»])  Mrs  (i  S.  school  teacher 
(iarrison  Erie,  justice  peace 
James  J  W.  genl  mdse 

I'  Salnum  (JfM>!'ue.  ui'nl  mdse 
SALMON  JANIE,  i)0>tmaster 
Walton  S  P.  blacksmith 


BLOSSBURG. 

(See  Gardiner. 


BLUEWATER. 

Postotlice  in  Valencia  county 
and  station  oh  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  51  miles  southeast  of  Gallup, 
the  county  seat  and  nearest  bank- 
ing point.  P'arming  and  stock 
raising  are  the  principal  iridus- 
:iries.  Population  300.  AUittide 
7,000  feet. 


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Bluewater  Commercial  Co.,  W  A 

Thigpen  prop,  genl  mdse 
Bluewater    Hotel,    Mrs  Lena 

Thigpen  prop 
Chapman  H  D,  dairy 
Chapman  W  O,  C&rp 
Latter  Day  Saints  Church,  F  G 

Nielson  bishop 
Lewis  &  Sons  L  \V,  ballast  contrs 
IMcDaniel  &  Mirabel,  saw  mill 
xMethodist  E  Church  South,  F  A 

Green  pastor 
Nevis  W  E,  exp  and  tel  agt 
Nielson  F  P,  alfalfa  hay 
Nielson  &  Lamb   Real  Estate  & 

Live  Stock  Co 
Nevis  Co.  genl  mdse  lime  lumber 
THIGPEN  MRS  LENA,  postmas- 
ter 

Thigpen  W  A,  notary  public 
Tietjen  &  Son  E  A,  well  drillers 


BLUIT. 


Postotlice  in  Roosevelt  county. 
50  miles  southeast  of  Port  ales,  tlie 
county  seat,  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  is 
the  principal  industrv.  Popula- 
tion 12. 

Singleton  Mrs  Minnie  I,  postmas- 
ter 


BOAZ. 

A  postollice  in  Chavez  counlv. 
on  the  A.,  T.  ^  S.  F.  Uy..  \9  miles 
northeast  of  Roswell,  the  county 
saet  and  I  3miles  southwest  of 
Kenna.  the  bankinu-  point.  Pop- 
ulaf  i(Mi  2  1.     .\lf  itnd(^  :\a\{U^  feet. 


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(ABSTRACTERS) 

Photographfo  Set  of  County  Records  of  IVIcKinley  County,  New  Wexfoo 


BRILLIANT 


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BUEYEROS 


(ilark  Flnrpn<'o  B.  prin  school 

HORNER  BLANCHE,  po^tmastpr 

Horner.  W'ni.  j:t'iil  iinlse 

M ('Career  P  K,  notary 

MoIIk  .list  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

J  N  !S  Webb 
Regan  R  R,  blksmith 


A  V  new 
county. 

BOGLE  J 

Paxtoh  B, 


A  new 
county. 


BOGLE. 

postotlice 


mi  Lincoln 


L,  postmaster 
prin  school 


BOSQUE. 

postotVice"  in  Valencia 


BRILLIANT. 

Postoflice  in  Colfax  county,  on 
th*e  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  9  miles 
northwest  of  Raton,  the  county 
aeal,  Location  of  ^^t.  Louis, 
Rocky  Mountain  &  Pacific  Co. 
coal  mines.  Population  350.  AU 
ty.ude  7,300^ieet. 

Blossburg:  Me    -^'^tile  Go  Bank,  J 

B  Wa^^^goner  t  >hr  and  mgr 
Blossfeurg    Mercantile    Co,  genl 

mdse 
Franks  W  H,  hotel 
Honeyfield  U  A.  auto  line 
Moore  C  J  K.  physician 
Peterlini  F,  barber  billiards 
Puerta  F.  blksmith 
ScaAan  W'm  T.  justice  |»cace 
Singletarry  D  D.  chief  police 
St  Louis  Rocky  Mountain  &  Pa- 
cific Go,  Jas   McDougall  supt, 
coal  mines 
Slav  Hotel.  Frank  Modic  prop 
Thomure  L  B,  postmaster 


BRYANTINE. 

Postoflice  in  Fnion  county,  21 
miles  northwest  of  Logan,  the 
nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.  Stock  raiding  the  |>rinci{)al 
industrv.  Population  100.  Alti- 
tude 4,000  feet. 

Hawkins  D  H,  genl  mdse  postmas- 
ter 


BUCHANAN  . 

Postoflice  ill  De  Baca  county,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  -40  miles 
west  of  Fort  Sumner,  the  county 
seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  is  the  principal  in- 
dustry. Population  200.  Alti- 
tude 5,000  feet. 

Fronaberger  D  H,  hotel 
Fronaberger  &  France,  genl  mdse 
Gregg  E  C,  hides  and  wool,  no- 
tary 


BUCKHORN. 

Postortice  in  Grant  county,  40 
miles  northwest  ofl  Silver  City, 
the  county  seat,  shipping  and 
banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  the  leading  indus- 
tries. Population  200.  Altitude 
4,700  feet. 

Amaldus  Edna  Mrs,  prin  school 
Arisman  J  W  Mrs,  rooming  house 
Christian  H  W,  postmaster 
Gila  Farm  Co,  H  W  Christian  mgr 

genl  mdse 
Larsen  Thos,  blksmith 


BUCKMAN. 

Postotlice  in  Santa  Fe  county, 
on  the  D.  &  R.  G.  Ry.,  20  miles 
from  Santa  Fe,  the  county  seat. 
Espanola  is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Farming  and  lumbering 
are  the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
ulation 100.  Altitude  5.550  feet. 
Delameter  J  A,  groc  flour  feed 
RoutTe  Geo,  sawmill 


Santa  Fe  Builders 

sawmills  lumber 
STARK  L  A,  groceries, 

ter,  boarding  house,  plasterer 


&  Supply  Co, 
postmas- 


BUEYEROS. 

Posfollici^  in  I'nion  county.  5.'i 
miles  southwest  from  Clayton,  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Stock 
raising     the     heading  industry. 

PnTMilalion  r>0. 


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WALTER  S.  McCLAIN,  Gen.  Agt.  512  California  BIdg.,  Denvft .  Colo 


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■   ■■«■■■   ■.liWB.w  WATSON  &  WATSON,  Ow.en.     1652  Tremoat  PI.,  Des^tr 

Ship  Into  Every  State  West  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  Descriptive  Catalog-ae  on 
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Gn'ierez  Alejandro,  genl  mdse 
'J'ixirr  Pedro,  genl  nulse  postmas- 
ter 


BYRIED. 


A  postolVice  in  Chaves  county, 
12  miles  south  of  Roswell,  the 
county  seat,  14  miles  south  of 
Fort  Sumner,  the  banking  point, 
and  14  miles  southeast  of  Ricardo 
the  neare^-i-  railroad  point. 

RANDALL  MAGGIE,  postmaster 


CABALLO. 

A  new  postollice  in  Sierra  coun- 
ty. 18  miles  northeast  of  Hills- 
boro.  the  county  seat,  15  miles 
from  Hot  Springs,  the  nearest 
banking  point,  and  35  miles  from 
Rincon,  tlie  nearest  railroad  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  the 
principal  industries.  Altitude  4,- 
000  feet. 

GREEN  F,  genl  mdse,  postmaster 

CABEZON. 

A  smalU  settlement  and  post- 
othce  in^  Sandoval  county,  65 
mile#  noru-  est  from  Albuquer- 
que, on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the 
shipping  and  banking  point. 
Tri-weekly  mails.  Stock  raising 
the  leading  industry.  Popula  tion 
of  neighborhood  400.  Altitude  6,- 
100  feet. 

Dominguez  Juan,  genl  mdse 
Heller   R  F,  genl  mdse,  Navajo 

blankets  wool  and  hides 
LOBATO  EPIFANIO,  postmaster 
Martinez  Alejandro,  justice  peace 
Tachias  Rudolfo,  genl  mdse 


CAIVIBRAY. 

Postollice  in  Luna  county  and 
station  on  the  Southern  Pacific 
Railway,  '20  miles  east  of  Deming, 
the  banking  point  and  (52  miles 
west  of  Fl   Paso.  Texas.  Stock 


raising  the  leading  industry.  Al- 
titude i,300  feet. 
Beaty  I  C,  genl  mdse  postmaster 
Foster  A  H,  agt  S  P  Ry  mgr  W  U 
Tel  Go  • 


CAMERON. 

A  postolFice  in  Quay  county,  16 
miles  south  of  San  Jon,  on  tlie  G., 
R.  I.  &  P.  Ry.,  the  shipping  point, 
and  northeast  of  Grady,  the 
banking  point.    Population  5. 

CAMERON  A  W,  postmaster 


CANJILON. 

Postottlce  and  small  town  in 
Rio  Arriba  county,  18  miles 
southeast  of  Tierra  Amarilla.  the 
county  seat  and  38  miles  south  of 
Chama,  the  shipping  point.  Rio 
Arriba  is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Farming  and  stock  rais- 
ing are  the  principal  industries. 
Population  572.  Altitude  10,700 
feet. 

Burns  T  D,  hides  and  wool 
Burns  &  Vargas,  genl  mdse 
De  Vargas  G,  prin  school 
Esquibel  iM,  plasterer 

Deltido.  blksmith 
H  V,  painter 
G,  stage  line 
Thos,  justice  peace 
T  D,  po^^t master 


Gallegos 
Gonzales 
.Mart  inez 
Mart  inez 
VARGAS 


CANTON. 


Postotlice  in  DeBaca  county,  25 
miles  southeast  of  Fort  Sumner, 
the  county  seat  and  17  miles  south 
of  Taiban,  the  nearest  railroad 
and  banking  point.  Stock  rais- 
ing is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  150.  Altitude  4,000 
geet. 

De  Puy  Norvin,  postmaster 
CAPITAN. 


A  prosperous 
count v,  2  1  miles 


town  in  Lincoln 
southeast  of  Car- 


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CAPITAN 


GEO.  A.  TITSWORTH,  President  GEO.  L.  ULRICK,  Vice-Pres. 

L.  W.  WHITE.  Cashier 

THE  FIRST  STATE  Mm  OF  CAPITAL 

CAPITAL   $30,000.00.        SURPLUS  $6,000.00 

General  Banking 

Collectioris  and  requests  for  credit  reports  must  be  accompanied  by  FEE  IN 
f  ADVANCE:    Plain  sight  drafts  15c;  Credit  Reports,  25c. 


CAPITAN 


NEW  IVIEXICO 


THOS.  J..PIvit:E.  Ph.  G. 


E.  C.  PRICE.  M  D. 


SUNSHINE  PHARMACY 

THE  DRUG  STORE 

PRICE  BROTHERS,  Props. 

Drugs  and  Jewelry.    Prescriptions  Carefully  Compounded. 
Jewelry,  Watch  and  Clock  Repairing.    Toilet  Articles. 
Cigars,  Candies,  Cold  Drinl^s 


"SERVES   YOU  RIGHT" 


CAPITAN 


NEW  MEXICO 


rizozo,  at  terminus  of  the  Capitan 
^ranch  of  the  El  Paso  &  South- 
%v'e^tern  RaHway.  Important  coal 
mines  located  here.  Surrounded 
by>?t  beautiful  country,  with  a 
most  healthful  climate.  Popula- 
tion 200  ^Uitude  6,350  feet.  Fine 
fruit  coui^vy  and  summer  resort. 

Baughman    L    B,    prin  Lincoln 

County  High  School 
Bigger  Neil  H.  justice  peace 
Bigger  Neil  H  &  Co,  publrs  Capi- 
tan Mountainer 
Brubaker  J  H,  forest  ranger 
Capitan  Hotl,  ?>Irs  J  B  Julian  prop 

CAPITAN  MERCANTILE  CO,  P  G 

Peters  prop,  genl  mdse 

Capitan  Mountaineer  (w),  Neil  H 

Bigger  ed 
Chavez  M  D  &  Bros,  genl  mdse 
CITY  GARAGE,  W  R  Read  &  Son 

props,  autos.  supplies,  repairs. 

vulcanizing,  livery 
CoflVy.  ColTey  c^:  Foster,  rest  meat 

market 

Continental  Oil  Co,  R  L  Stewart 
agt 


Cottage  Hotel,  Mrs  Lena  Morgan 
prop 

FIRST  STATE  BANK  OF  CAPI- 
TAN, Geo  A  Titsworth  pres. 
Geo  L  Ulrick  vice-pres,  L  W 
White  cshr 

FISHER  LUMBER  CO,  W  H  Fisher 
prop 

Hightower  Willis,  dairy 
Hilburn  C  W,  blksmith 
Hoover  G  S.  r  r  and  exp  agt 
Hyde  Geo  R,  shoemkr  barber 
Larson  Clara  J,  furn  rooms  post- 
master 

LIBERTY  GARAGE,  A  E  Rohde 
prop 

Marrufo  Elijio,  billiards 
Merchant  C  C,  lawyer  notary  U  S 
Comsnr 

Mountain  States  T  &  T  Co,  Mrs 

Ethel  Re-ad  exch  mgr 
Norman  W  F,  constable 
Norman  W  O,  genl  mdse 

PRICE  BROS  (Thos  J  &  E  C), 
prop.s  Sunshine  Pharmacy 

PRICE  E  C,  physician 
Read    W    R   \    Son,   props  City 
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FRANK  KIRCMOr.  RitS.  C.  f.  8TAHL.  VMI 

LOUIS  ANOIRSON.  SIC^TaiAt. 

Mfrt.  ef  Bank.  Offic*.  Sif  umi  Bay  Ffadarw 
Soda  Fonatalna,  Tables  and  Ckalv* 

Office  and  Factory: 
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NEW  MEXICO 


Rohdp  A  E.  prop  Liberty  Garage 

SUNSHINE     PHARMACY,  Price 

Br<  .'ops 

TITSVvdRTH  CO  THE,  wholesale 
and  retail  general  merchandise, 
live  stock 

TITSWORTH  GEO  A,  pres  First 
State  liank  of  Capitan,  insur- 
ance 

WHITE  L  W,  cshr  First  Stale 
Bank  of  Gapitan 


GAPROCK. 

PostotTice  in  Lea  county,  45 
miles  northwest  of  Lovington.  the 
county  seat.  Roswell  is  the  near- 
est railroad  point  and  Tatum  the 
nearest  banking  point. 
CROSSLAND  E.  genei^l  mer- 
chandise 

CROSSLAND  LILLIAN,  postmas- 
ter 


Largest  Business  School  in  the  Rocky 
Mountain  Section 
2,000  Galls  for  Otllce  Help  Yearly  ^ 
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KANSAS  CITY  STRUCTURAL  STEEL  CO. 

STRUCTURAL  STEEL  FOR  BUILDINGS  AND  BRIDGES,  OIL  STORAGE  TANKS 
COMPLETE  REFINERY  EQUIPMENT  KANSAS  CITY.  MISSOURI 


CARLSBAD 


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CARLSBAD 


FRANCIS  Cr.  rRACY,  President 


MRS.  ANNIE  L.  DALTON,  Vlce-Pres. 


THE  EDDY  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO. 

Incorporated  1891 

.  Complete  Abstracts  of  all  Lands  In  Eddy  County.  - 
Abstracts  of  Title.    Certificates  of  Title. 


Examinations  and  Opinions  on  Titles.  Conveyancers. 

'  '  Notary  Public  in  Ofilce 

LEWIS  E.  ALEXANDER,  Secretary 
CARLS^^D  WEVWC^EXICO 


CARLSBAD. 

A  prosperous  and  growing  town,  the  county  seat  of  Eddy  coun- 
ty, is  located  in  the  southwestern  part  of  the  famous  Pecos  Va'lley,  on 
the  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry.,  75  miles  south  of  Roswell. 
The  surrounding  country,  under  the  ditches  of  the  Pecos  Irrigt^^ion 
Co.,  is  exceptionally  fertile  even  for  New  Mexico,  making  farming 
mosC  profitable  and  fruit  raising  at  its  best.  Stock  raising  is  one  of 
the  principal  industries  of  this  section,  making  Carlsbad  the  supply 
point  of  a  large  range  of  country.  A  very  saliibrious  climate,  with 
abundance  of  large  shade  trees  and  cool  nights,  together  with  the 
mineral  springs,  make  this  place  a  favorite  health  resort.  Carlsbad 
has  two  substantial  banking  institutions  and  extensive  business 
an(%commercial  firms,  good  hotels,  a  handsome  court  house  and  a 
number  of  substantial  brick  blocks;  churches  of  the  most  promi- 
nent religieus  denominations,  a  city  and  state  hospital  with  com- 
petent attendants;  a  water  work  system  which  furnishes  the  tinest 
pure,  cold  ^^-ater;  water  power  sufticient  to  give  Carlsbad  the  foun- 
dation of,,''  manufacturing  center;  a  telephone  exchange,  connected 
also  w?t..  the  whole  irrigated  district;  bottling  works  for  its  min- 
eral springs,  whose  waters,  quite  varied  in  their  composition,  are 
"as  a  rule,  very  favorable  to  the  cure  of  chronic  stomach  and  kidney 
troubles;  schools  and  school  buildings  that  are  equal  to  those  of 
any  Eastern  section;  a  commercial  and  social  club  with  large  mem- 
bership of  enterprising  business  men,  who  believe  in  Carlsbad,  Ed- 
dy county  and  the  Pecos  Valley  and  want  others  to  know  of  their 
worth  and  have  a  share  in  their  growth  and  prosperity.  Population 
3,000.    Altitude  3,121  feet. 


Adams  Louis,  cTothing 

ALEXANDER  LEWIS  E,  sec  Eddy 
County  Abstract  Co 

American  Railway  Express,  Ray 
Soladay  agt 

Anderson  Sanitarium,  INIrs  L  An- 
derson pr(^i) 

ARMSTRONG  J  W  (Armstrong  & 
Wilson)  lawyer 


&  WILSON    (J  W^ 

Fred   E   Wilson) , 


ARMSTRONG 

Armstrong, 
lawyers 
Atkins  Nellie,  steno  notary 

BAKER  C  C,  vice-pres  Guaranty 

Abstract      J'itle  Co 
Baker  J  as,  marshal 
Balz  Wm.  barber 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  T  C  Mahan 

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OTIS  S  CO.  ^'^^'^^^  BQ^^Qs  ^^oTE^ 

Member.  New  York  Stock  KxchaUKe       ^  Equitable  BIdg.,  Denver,  Colorado 


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Why  Not  Sfiip  Your  Furs  to 

CHAS.  FRIEND  &  CO.,  Inc. 

Dealers  in  Hides,  Furs,  Sheep  Pelts  and  Wool 

917  Wazee  Street  Denver,  Colo. 


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CORLEY  TIRE  COr^AHY 

W.  J.  CORLEY,  Manager 

Guaranteed  Vulcanizing  and  Retreading 
Second  Hand  Tires 


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224  South  Canon  Street 


PHONE  144 


Carlsbad,  New  Mexico 


CRAWFORD  CAFE 

MRS.  SAM  BROWN,  Manager 

Service  A  La  Carte   Home  of  Good  Eats 


First  Class  in  Every  Way 


CARLSBAD 


NEW  MEXICO 


Barber  W  J,  cattle 
Bearup  A  A,  dentist 
Beckett  G  A,  barber 
Black  Lysander,  phys 
BLACKMORE  T  F,  pres  Guaranty 

Abstract  6c  Title  Co 
Boatman  R  J.  phys 
Bock  H  A,  tailor 
Bock  Henry  F,  plumber 
Boe;jiin  Jno,  shoemkr 
BradtMi  H  I,  rlruas 
Brinton  (ico  M.  co  supt  schools 
BROWN  SAM  MRS,  m?r  Crawford 

Cale 

Brown  W  G,  planing  mill,  black- 
smith 

Bujac  E  P.  lawyer 

Carlsbad  Argus  ',w),  \Vm  T  Reed 
publr 

Carlsbad  Armory,  Geo  Fredericks 
mgr 

CARLSBAD  CATTLE  LOAN  CO,  E 

Hemlricks  chairman,  J  N  Liv- 
ingston pres.  J  A  Lusk  vice- 
pres,  T  C  Horno  vice-pres, 
Francis  H  Ryan  soc  and  trcas. 
Sam  J  Lu>k  assl  soc  and  trea^ 
Carlsi)ad  ( '.omm»M'cial  Ciidt.  11  .1 
BradtM)  i-r-'-.  W  I''  Mi'lls  :>  in 


Carlsbad  Current  (w),  Carlsbad 
Printing  Co  pubirs  4_ 

Carlsbad  Light  &  Power  Co.  F  E 
^Jubert  mgr,  ice 

Carlsbad  Oil  Exchange,  F  M  Den- 
ton mgr 

Carlsbad  Printing  Co,  S  L  Perry 
pres 

Carter  &  Blatz,  billiards 
Carter  &  Moore,  real  est 
Causey  R  L.  blksmith 

GHAYTOR  M  F  MRS,  prop  Palace 
iloh'l 

Christian  Church.  Rev  D  F  Sel- 
lards  pastor 

CHRISTIAN  &  CO,  Henry  F  Chris- 
tian i)r(.ip,  lire  insurance  and 
bonds 

Collier  r.  ]\r.  bldg  contr 
Conartv  L  R.  agt  A  T  ."s:  S  F  Rv 
C(m(in»'ntal  Oil  Co.  Howard  Pra- 
t<M'  aut 

CORLEY  TIRE  CO,  \\    J  Corley 

iiiur.  tires  and  repairs 
ConrliH'v  ()li\e   Mi'<.  dressnikc 
CRAWFORD    CAFE,     Mrs  Sam 

Briiwn  tnui' 

CRAWFORD  HOTEL,  A  J  Craw- 


EL  PASO  BITUHTHIC  CO. 

CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
General  OfFic3:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 


CARLSRAD 


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CARLSBAD 


AND  MINING  COiVIPANY 

OF  KANSAS  CITY,  MISSOURI 

F.  E.  Hi  nERT,  Manager 

.  Manufacturers  of  Hard  Wall,  Stucco,  Finish,  MoldTng 
^  and  Dental  Plaster 

.  Plant  r)moe:  Carlshnd.  N.  M.    Mills  at  Globe,  N.  M. 


CARLSBAD 


General  Offices;  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


NEW  MEXICO 


T.  F.  BLACKM:  re.  President 


C.  C.  BAKER,  Vice-Pres. 


C.  O.  SWICKARD,  Sec.  &  Treas. 

GUARANTY  ASSTSIACT  &  TITLE  CO. 

WE   SATISFY  OIR  CLIK.XTS 

ABSTRACTS  OF  TITLE.      FIRE  INSURANCE  AND  BONDS. 

Complete  Abstracts  of  Title  to  all  Lands  and  Town 
Lots  in  Eddy  County. 

CARLSBAD  and  ARTES:A  NEW  MEXICO 


Crawford  Theatre.  J  R  Linn  mgr 
Culpepper  M  B,  phys 

DALTQiM  ANNIE  L  MRS,  vice-pres 
^idy  CfTunty  Abstract-  Co 

DeW'eese  R  D,  ins 

Dick  R  I:^  drugs 

Dillard  J  lawyer 

Dishman  C  H.  bldg  contr 

Docpp  F  F,  phys 

Donald  Bros,  rest 

Donley  W  ^r.  city  supt  schools 

Dover  Phillips,  lawyer  U  S  Comr 

Dow  &  Living.'^ton  (Robt  C  Dow, 
Carl  B  Livingston  >,  lawyers 

EDDY  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO, 

Francis  (t  Tracy  pres,  Mrs  An- 
nie L  Dallon  vice-pres,  Lewis  E 
Alexander  sec 

Eddy  County  Hospital 

Eddy-Lea    National   Farm  Loan 
Assn,  Scott  Etter  sec-treas 

Episcopal  Church,  Rev  F  W  Pratt 
•  rector 

Ervin  L  E,  dentist 
Farmers  Irrigated  Land  Co.  E  T 
Carter  mgr 


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FIRST    NATIONAL    BANK,    J  F 

Joyce  pres,  F  G  Tracy  vice- 
pres,  C  F  Joyce  vice-pres,  Clar- 
ence Bell  cshr,  F  G  Snow  asst 
cshr 

Flowers  J  F.  millniery  notions 

Glasier  W  F.  phvs 

GLOBE  PLASTER  &  MINING  CO 

of  Kansas  City,  Mo,  F  E  Hubert 
mgr,  mfrs  hard  wall,  stucco, 
finish,  molding  and  dental  plas- 
ter 

Gragg  H  A,  jeweler 
Grantham  D  G,  mayor  lawyer 
Groves  Lumber  Co,  R  E  Wilkin- 
son pres 

GUARANTY  ABSTRACT  &  TITLE 

CO,  T  F  Blackmore  pres.  C  C 
Baker  vice-pres,  C  O  Swickard 
sec  and  treas 
Hancock  F  L,  city  eng 

HEMENWAY  E  H,  coal  and  wood 

HENDRICKS  E,  chairman  of  the 
board  National  Bank  of  Carls- 
bad and  Carlsbad  Cattle  Loan 

Hewitt  .1  N,  CO  sheriff 
Hewitt  iS:  Fair,  auto  v^'Pi'-"^ 


Iron  and  Wire  Fences  for  Residences,  Sctioolhouses  and  Farms 

E.  BURKHARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 

So.  Broadnray  Phone  Sonth  101  Denver,  C«lor«4« 


llfiHTiNG  FIXTURES  FOR  HOMES  and  OFFICE  BUILDINSS 


LET  US  FIGUR13  WITH  YOU. 

THE  ALBERT  SECHRI8T  MFQ.  OO. 

Wtm^  9pp,  Browa  Palaec  Hotel 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS 
INSURANCE  AND  SURETY  BONDS 


CARLSBAD 


NEW  MEXICO 


E.  Hendricks.  Chairman  of  the  Board 
J.  N.  Living-ston,  President 
J.  A.  Lusk.  Vice-President 
T.  C.  Home.  Vice-President 
Francis   H.   Ryan.  Cashier 
Sam  J.  Lusk.  Asst.  Cashier 


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Capital  and  Surplus  $150,000.00 

CnrlMbnd*s  Popiilnr  Bank 
We  Solicit  Your  Business 
CARLSBAD 


E.  Hendricks,  Chairman 
J.  N.  Li ving-stoti.  President 
T.  C.  Horne,  Vice-President 
J.  A.  Lusk,  Vice-President 
Francis  H.  Ryan,  Sec.-Treas. 
Sam  J.  Lusk,  Asst.  Sec.-Treas. 

CARLSBAD  CATTLE 
LOAN  CO. 

Capital  $25,000.00 

We  loan  money  on  live  stock  or 
other  good  securities.    Write  or 
call  and  see  us. 

NEW  MEXICO 


Higgins  Thos  Mrs,  furn  rms 
HORNE  T  C,  vice-pres  National 

Bank  of  Carlsbad  and  Carlsbad 

Cattle    Loan    Co,    dry  goods, 

clothing 
Hubbard  H  D,  dairy 
HUBERT  F  E,  mgr  Globe  Plaster 

c*^'   .Minincr  Co  of  Kansas  City, 

xMo 

HUDGINS  J  D,  mgr  Southern  Auto 
Co 

JACKSON  DELBERT  M,  county 
clerk 

Jones  Chas.  lawyer 
JOYCE-PRUIT  CO,  Arthur  Hoose 

mgr.  general  merchamiise,  hay, 

grain 

KEARNEY  E  M,  sec  Security  Ab- 
stract Co 

Kolbn-  (Ico  M.  dentist 

La  Ihicrta  Co,  Olive  C  Tracy  sec 
real  est 

Lamb  c*^  McGhee  {W  J  Laiub,  J  B 
Mim;1i(m»  .  lawyers   


Laverty  J  E,  city  treas 
Leek  Wm,  groc 
Levy  Wm,  rest 
Lewis  .1  W,  civil  ong 
Livingston  Carl  B.   lawyer  state 
rep 

LIVINGSTON  J  N,  pres  National 
Bank  of  C-arlsbad  and  Carlsbad 
Cattle  Loan  Co 

Lowenbruck  Bros,  meat  mkt 

LUSK  J  A,  vice-pres  National 
Bank  of  Carlsbad  and  Carlsbad 
Cattle  Loan  Co 

LUSK  SAM  J,  asst  cshr  National 
Bank  of  Carlsbad,  asst  sec  and 
Ireas  Carlsbad  Cattle  Loan  Co 

MclLVAIN  W  F,  real  estate,  loans, 
insurance,  mdary  pubhc 

McKim  \  Kindel.  ciuifecly 

MANN  C  E,  chairman  Board  Coun- 
ty (jvnnuissioners.  res  Artesia 

.Methoiiist  Kpi<<'opal  Church.  Rev 
( ;f>o  II  <  i  i\  nn  I^ast  (m* 


GRAVEL  ROOFING  ..9}PlU^Ly,^}^ 

Mir  Waterproof  &  Weatherproof  Roof  DENVER  GAS  &  ELECTBIC  LISHT  (d. 


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The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co.  "nc» 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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Accomn  DdatioQs  the  Best  Rates  Reasonable 

PALACE  HOTEL 

MRS.  M.  F.  CHAYTOR,  Prop. 

.  Dining  Room  in  Connection 

'        ^  One-Half  Block  from  Depot 

CARLSBAD  *  NEW  MEXICO 


W.  H.  Nornhausser 


CO. 


M.  No*  \hausser 

PECOS  VALLEY  mm  a  rue 

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Dealers  In 

Hides,  Wool,  Pelts,  Furs  and  Junk 

Always  in  the  Market.  Prices  on  Request. 

CARLSBAD  NEW  MEXICO 


Metropolitan  Hotel,  Mrs  M  Reed 
prop 

iMissouri  iIot(^l,  Mrs  E  S  Sprong 
prop  * 

MORITZmDV^RTISING  CO,  Frank 

Moril/.' nigr 
MORRIS  J  B  LUMBER  CO,  J  B 

Morris  prop 

Moskin  Sanil,  sec  hd  gds  groc 
hides 

Moss  Fred,  photog 

Munger  W  R.  (;tst»M)pa(h 

NATIONAL  BANK  OF  CARLSBAD, 
E  H^^ndrifks  chairinan  of  the 
board,  J  N  Livingston  pros,  J  A 
Lusk  vice-prt>s.  T  C  Home  vice- 
pres,  B^aneis  H  Ryan  cslir,  Sam 
J  Lusk  asst  cshr 

Nen^eyer  B  A.  civil  ong  vo  surveyor 

NORNHAUSSER  M  &  W  H  Pecos 

Valley  Hiile       Fur  (^o) 
Ocon  C'atarino.  billiards 
Ohnemus  M  A,  taxidermist 
Ohnemus  R,  chief  lire  dcpt 
Ohnenuis  II  &  Son,  garage 
Oliver  &  Hiru's.  autos 
PALACE  HOTEL,  Mrs  M  F  Chay- 

tor  ])rop 
Pale  L  H.  phys  city  phys 


Pate  &  Culpepper  (L  H  Pate,  M  B 

Culpepper) .  phys 
Pecos    Irrigation    Co,    Henry  F 

Christian  sec 

PECOS  VALLEY  HIDE  &  FUR  CO 

(M  &  \V  H  Nornhausser) ,  hides, 
wool,  pelts,  furs,  junk 

Pecos  Water  Users  Assn,  L  S  My- 
ers sec-treas 

Peoples  Mercantile  Co,  R  V  Price 
mg;r  genl  mdse 

Phillips  Dover,  lawyer  U  S  Comr 

Prater  Howard,  acting  postmaster 

PRATT-SMITH  HARDWARE  CO, 

W  E  Smith  pros,  J  L  Pratt  vice- 

pres,  A  N  Pratt  sec,  hardware. 

agric  implts,  harness,  saddlery, 

gasoline  engines 
Presbyterian  Churidi, '  Rev  H  W 

Lowry  pastor 
Public  Utilities  Co,  E  A  Roberts 

mgr 

Purdy  Wm,  furniture 
Quong  Chong.  laundry 
Ralph  W  J,  tailor 
Ranuiz  Albert  (J,  asst  postmaster 
Reed  (luy  A.  city  ally 
Richards  F  H,  justice  peace  police 
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luoarporateil  CAPITAL  STOCK  $100,000 

Stores  at  Carlsbad,  Clevis  and  Lovington,  New  ilexico 
DIRECTORS — S.   I.   Roberts,   President:   F.   L.   Dearborne,  Vice-President; 
H.  H.  Dilley,  Secretary  and  Treasurer;  Geo.  (J.  Roberts,  Roy  Dickson 
F.  L.  DEARBORNE  GEO.  O.  ROBERTS  ROY  DICKSON 

:Mg-r.  Carlsbad  Store  Mgr.  Clovis  Store  Mg-r.  Loving  Store 

Hardware,  Implements,  Well  Supplies,  Saddles, 
Harness,  House  Furnishings  and  Sporting  Ooods 


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CARLSBAD 


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Incorporated 

E.  M.  KEARNEY,  Secretary  and  Abstracter 

COMPLETE  ABSTRACTS  TO  ALL  LANDS  IN  EDDY  COUNTY 

CONVEYANCERS 


CARLSBAD 


NEW  MEXICO 


Riggs  Jno  G,  shoes 

Rightway  Hotel,  Mrs  Genevieve 
Blevens  owner 

ROBERTS-DEARBORNE  HARD- 
WARE CO  iinc),  S  r  Roberts 
pros,  F  L  Dearborne  vice-pres 
and  nigr,  H  II  Dilley  sec  and 
treas 

ROSE  W  E,  county  commissioner, 
res  Loving 

RYAN  FRANCIS  H,  cshr  National 
Bank  of  Carlsbad,  sec  and  treas 
Carlsbad  Cattle  Loan  Co 

Sanders      Hobbs.  gro(; 

SECURITY  ABSTRACT  CO,  E  M 

Kearnev  sec 
Sellar.ls  1)  F,  citv  clerk 
Sellers  Jewelry  &  Optical  Co.  W  G 

Sellers  nigr 
Shelby  .\  G  Co,  groc 
Sikes  C  C,  county  treasurer 
Smith  Jacob  J,  tailor 
Smith  Julian,  billiards  cigars 
Smith  M  11.  drugs  jewelry 
Smith   W   K,  city   i)Uunbing  and 

sewer  inspector 


SOUTHERN  AUTO  CO,  J  D  Hudg- 
ins  mgr,  Ford  Motor  Cars  and 
Fordson  tractors,  supplies,  re- 
pairs 

Sjirings  Hotel,  Mrs  Lee  Middlelon 
pro[) 

St  Francis  Hospital.  Sisters  of  the 
]Most  Precious  lilood  in  charge 

St  Francis  Tubercular  Sanator- 
ium, Sisters  of  St  Francis  in 
charge 

State  National  Bank.  G  M  Cooke 
pres  F  F  Doepj)  vice-pres  Tlios 
Runvan   vice-pres   W   A  Craig 
cshr 

Stennis  S  D,  lawyer 
Stevenson  &  Farris,  barbers 
Stockwidl  1  J,  aulo  accessories 
SWICKARD  C  O,  sec  and,  trt'n- 

(iuaranly  At>siract  »S:  Title  Co 
SWIGART  L  A,  county  commis- 

>i(>ii(>r.   res  (',;irl»t>ad 
SWIGART  &  PRATER,  real  e>talc. 

in>urauce.  >urety  bi>i\ds 
Texas  Co.  II  M   rurlinufon  asat 


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EL  PASO  LIHESTOilE  QUARRIES 

CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
A.  COURCHESNE,  inc.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


CAHLSRAD 


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WESTERN  METAL 

MANUFACTURING  CO. 

EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

 See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover._ 

GARRIZOZO 


SOUTHERN  AUTO  cm?m 

J.  D.  HUDGINS.  .Alanaorer 

FORD  I^OTOR  GARS  AND  PARTS 


FORDSON   TRACTORS   AND  PARTS 

A  Complete  Line  of  Auto  Supplies 

One  of  the  largest  and  most  complete  garages  and  repair 
shops  in  the  Southwest. 

CAR-LSBAD  NEW  MEXICO 


'J'!.\*  rie  Richard  M,  furniture  un- 
do rtkr 

'J'olfelmiro  R  J,  gonl  contr 

TRACY  FRANCIS  G,  pres  Eddy 
County  Abstract  Co,  real  estate, 
investments 

U  S  Reclamation  Sorvice,  Carls- 
bad Project  L  E  Fisher  project 
mgr 

VALLEY  BOTTLING  WORKS,  E  H 

Hemenway  prop 
NN'allace  J  E,  cont<r  and  bidr 


Waller  Roy  S,  co  assessor 
Weaver's  Garage,   E  H  Weaver 
mgr 

Wertheim  Jos,  clothing  dry  gds 

Western  Union  Tel  Go,  J  W  Gar- 
gan  mgr 

WILSON  FRED  E  (Armstrong  & 
Wilson) ,  lawyer 

Wilson  F  E,  co  judge 

Wong  Woy,  rest 

Wong  Wy,  rest 


CARRIZOZO. 


County  seat  of  Lincoln  county.  The  railroad  division  point  on 
the  i^Pa€o  &  Southwestern  Railway  at  junction  with  the  Capitan 
brancii.  'Iho  railroad  rounhouse  and  shops,  which  employ  a  large 
numl^r  of  men,  are  located  here.  A  large  stock  raising  country  and 
productive  valley  contributes  to  the  prosperity  of  this  place,  which 
is  the  shipping  point.  In  the  center  of  the  fruit  growing  region  of 
western  Lincoln  county.  The  town  is  growing  rapidly,  has  good 
chui^ches,  a  616,000  school  house.  Good  openings  for  all  classes  of 
business.  Distribution  point  for  several  large  mining  camps.  Daily 
automobile  line  to  Roswell.  Railroad  Club  House  has  been  built  at 
a  cost  of  $16,000.  Demonstration  farm  is  located  here.  Popula- 
tion 1,600.    Altitude  5,440  feet. 


Adams  A  W  Mrs,  millinery 
Adams   House,    Michael  Doering 
prop 

Adams  J  R,  soft  ilrinks 
American  Title  ilv:  Trust  Co,  Harry 

Ci  Norman  sec 
Anderson  .Ino.  barber 

BAMBERGER  O  W,  vice-pres  and 
mgr  Carrizozo  Trading  Co 

Baptist  Church.  Rev  L  S  Smith 

pastor 
Harbor  Goo  Ti.  lawy»'r 
HarmM  t  M  J,  I  ransV(M" 
liai'nolt  Wm  M.  fiKd  and  fo»^d 


Blanoy    M   L    Mrs,   county  supt 
schools 

BLANEY  R  E,  dontist 
Bonham  J  F.  lawyer 
Boone  E  D,  ins 

Brady  Wm  S,  notary  marshal 
Carrizozo  Cattle  Ranch  Co,  T  A 

Spence  mgr 
Carrizozo  Commercial  Club.  R  C 

Pitts  sec 
Carrizozo  Eating  House,  F  W 

J  E  Gurrun-  ingrs 
(^iarriz()Z()  Live  S|(^ck  Commission 

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THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Snvings  Department. 

We  Invite  accounts'  of  Banks,  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  Modern  and  Conservative  Banking.    Accountstreceived  by  Mail. 


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THE  CABRIZOZO  HEWS 

JNO.  W.  HALEY,  Publisher 

Oldest  Paper  In  Lincoln  County 

•    Subscription  Two  Dollars  a  Year 

%  NEW  MEXICO 


H.  LUTZ,  President  R.  T.  CRIBB.  Sec.  &  Treas. 

O.  W.  BAMBERGER,  Yice-Pres.  &  Mgr. 


Ineornorated 

Dealers  in 


Dry  Goods,  Hardware,  Clothing,  Shoes, 
Tents  and  Awnings 


CARRIZOZO 


NEW  MEXICO 


CARRIZOZO  NEWS  (w) ,  John  A 

Ha  lev  pub 
CARRIZOZO  OUTLOOK  (w),  A  L 

Burke  pub,  Lincoln  county  otTi- 

cial  paper 
Garrizozo    Sheet    Metal  Works, 

Edw  Long-  prop 
Garrizozo    Townsite    Go,    Ira  O 

W'etmore  pres 

CARRIZOZO    TRADING    CO,  H 

Lutz    [)res,    ()    \V  Bamberg-or 
vice-pres  and  nigr,  R  T  Cribb 
sec   and    treas,    general  mer- 
chandise 
Garrizozo  Transfer  &  Storage  Go, 

Pitts  &  Ricliards  props 
Catholic  Churcii,  Father  J  H  Gir- 

ma  priest 
Glements  A,  prop  Silver  Star  Gafe 
Clements  G  G.  county  clerk 
Cole  E  E,  city  supt  schools 
Commercial  Hotel,  Mrs  S  R  Moss 
prop 

Continental  Oil  Go,  F  E  Richard 

apt 

CRIBB  R  T,  src  and  treas  ('arri- 

zozo  Trading  Co 
Crisp  R  .G,  billiards  cigars 
Crvstal  'riH'alr«\  G  Oiugwall  nigr 

X 


Duran  R  A,  co  sheriff 
E  P  &  S  \V  Club  House,  F  F  Mudge 
mgr 

p]nglisli  F  A.  carp 

EXCHANGE  BANK  THE,   Geo  L 

Ulrick  pres.  Frank  J  Sager  vice- 
pres  and  cshr 

Fidelity  &  Deposit  Go  of  Md.  R  T 
Cribb  ast 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  H  B 
Jon(^s  pros.  I»aul  Mayer  vic*^- 
prrs.  E  M  Hrickley  cshr 

FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH  CO,  O 

R  Stt'warl  mur.  lumber 
Garrard  H  J.  rooming  house 
(larrard      Corn,  auto  supplies 
(iolT  H  F.  car{) 

HAINES  C  H,  prop  Pure  Food 
Ba kerv 

HALEY  JOHN  A,  pub  Garrizozo 

News,  postmaster 
Hamilton  H  B.  lawyer  dist  atty 
Harv(n'  A  H.  co  surveyor 
Hot«d  Temple.  H  J  (Jarrard  prop 
HUIVIPHREY    BROS,    hay.  gram. 

Iloui',  wiuni.  coal 
Huppertz  C  l*.  r  r  and  oxp  agt 
Johnson  F  H.  phys 
Jones  (irace  M .  ^[ono  m^fary 


J.  E.  JOHHDOHL  BOILER  AND  SHEET  IRON  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acotylene  Process. 


Kinds  of  General  Welding 


1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET 


DENVER.  COLORADO 


TRI-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 
"If  It's  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  or  Traotop,  We  Have  It" 


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THE  EXCHANGE  BA^K  OF  CAHSIIZOZO 

.  GEO.   L.   ULRICK,  President 

FRANK  J.  SAGER,  Vice-President  and  Cashier 

(Established  ;1892) 

.   CAPITAL,  SURPLUS  AND  PROFITS  $130,000.00 

.    A  General  Banking  Business  Transacted. 
*   Notary  in  Office 


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RRIZOZO 


NEW  MEXICO 


LINCOLN  COliriTY  ABSTEIACT  CO. 

'  W.  W.  STADT.MAN,  Manager 

Complete  Abstracts  of  Lands,  Town  Lots  and  Mining  Claims. 
Confidential   Bulletins  Compiled  Weekly. 

Reports,  Real  Estate,  Rentals.       Notary  Public  in  Office 

Bonds  and  Insurance  of  all  Kinds 

Phone  119  P.  O.  Box  296  Carrizozo,  New  Mexico 


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KELL^Y  &  SON  (E  R  &  T  E  Kel- 
."''^fu r nit  lire,  hardware,  un- 

^rtakers,  sporting  goods 
Kimbrell  Geo,  co  probate  judge 

res  Picacho 
Lantz  August,  blksmith 

LINCOLN    COUNTY  ABSTRACT 

CO„  W  W  St  ad  t  man  mgr,  ab- 
stracts, real  estate,  rentals,  in- 
surance 

Lincoln  County  IJght  &  Power  Co, 
J  E  Wright  su[)t 

LINCOLN    STATE    BANK,    J  B 

French  ijrrs,  A  J  Holland  vicc- 
pres,  E  D  Boone  cshr,  R  C  Pitts 
asst  cshr 
LUTZ  H,  pres  Carrizozo  Trading 
Co 

MERCHANT  W  C    (Prichard  & 

Merchant) 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

A  C  Douglas  pastor 
Miller  Frank  R.  co  assnssor 
Mtn  States  ^1'  &  T  Co,  G  T  Mc- 

Quillen  local  nigr 
Nash  J  P,  roadmaster  E  P  &  S 

W  Ry 


New  Mexico  Iron  &  Steel  Co,  Hen- 
ry Lutz  sec-trpas 

Nogal  Live  Stock  Co,  Ira  O  Wet- 
niore  pres 

Olney  Geo  \V,  billiards 

Paden  M  B,  town  clerk 

Paden  M  G,  drugs  phys 

Pattl  &  Hobbs.  groc 

Perea  D,  collections  interpreter 

Perkins  C  A,  lawyer 

Phillips  B  A,  furn  rooms 

PRICHARD  GEO  W  (Prichard  & 

M'Tchatit  I 
PRICHARD  &  MERCHANT  (Geo 

W  Prichard,  W  C  Merchant), 

lawv(»rs 

PURE  FOOD  BAKERY,  C  H  Haines 
prop 

Ransom  R  L,  cement  work 

Roil  Vincent,  garage 

REILY  &  LUJAN  (Morgan  Reily. 

Benjamin    Lujan),  groceries, 

meats 

Roiland  A  J.  county  treasurer 

ROLLAND  BROS  (F  C  &  A  J  Roi- 
land > ,  drugs,  stationery,  ko- 
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Mm  nmsHuns       SLACK-HORNER  BRASS  MFG.  Cfe 


■LKOTRO-PLATE^ 
PATTBRII  MAKERS 


1636  Blake  Street,  Denver,  Colorado 


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Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
610-611  mills  Building 


El  Paso,  Texas 


CARRIZOZO 


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CARTHAGE 


PHONE  37 


G.  H.  HAINES,  Prop. 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Fancy  Pastry 

AMERICAN  BEAUTY  BREAD 

Mail  Orders  Receive  Prompt  Attention 

Carrizozo,  New  Mexico 


Romero  j  p,  soft  drinks 

Rosweil-Carrizozo  Stage  Co,  Ros- 
well  Buirk  Co  props 

SAGER  FRANK  J,  vice-pres  and 
cshr  The  Exchange  Bank,  in- 
surance, agency  established 
1892,  town  treasurer 

Scott  Lillie  McClung  Mrs,  U  S 
Comr 

Sevier  Wm  H,  co  comr,  res  Lin- 
coln 

Shaver  P  M.  phys  co  health  officer 
SILVER  STAR  CAFE,  A  Clements 

prop,  a  good  place  to  eat 
Skinner  Jno  H.  shoemkr 
Snow  O  J,  barber 
Spence  Geo.  lawyer 
Stadtman  W  H,  notary  public 
STADTMAN  W  W,  mgr  Lincoln 

County  Abstract  Co 

STRATTON  &  REILY  (Jos  Strat- 
ton,  W  M  Reily),  commission, 
cattle,  sheep,  ranches 

Such  J  K,  jeweler 

Taylor  N  B  &  Sons,  blksmiths  hdw 

Taylor  Robt  H.  co  comr 

TAYLOR'S  GARAGE  (N  B,  Robt  H 
and  Julian  M  Taylor),  autos, 
supplies,  rf^^f^irs 

ULRICK  GEO  L,  pres  The  Ex- 
change Bank 

Vidaurri  Sabino,  groc 

Warden  Bros,  sheep 

Weinberg  A.  tailor 

WESTERN  GARAGE  (inc),  J  B 
French  pres,  S  L  Squier  vice- 
pres  and  sec.  A  L  Seiple  treas. 
Ford  Motor  Cars.  Fordson  trac- 
tors, supplies,  repairs,  Phone  80 

Western  ('nion  Tel  Co,  Miss 
Marie  Brandiger  mgr 


Wetmore  Ira  O,  real  est  justice 
peace 

White  Oaks  &  Carrizozo  Mail  & 
Stage  Line,  Sabino  Gonzales 
prop 

White  Stage  Line,  Roswell  Buick 

Co  props 
Woods  E  L.  phys 
ZIEGLER  BROS  (A  &  J  Ziegl^r). 

general  merchandise 


CARSON. 


PostofTice  in  Taos  county,  15 
miles  west  of  Taos,  the  county 
seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Taos  Junction  is  the  nearest  rail- 
road point.  Farming  is  the  prin- 
cipal industry.  Population  250. 
Altitude  6,800  feet. 

Baumgardner  J  J,  blksmith 
McElhaney  C  A,  genl  mdse 
Nelson  J  W,  justice  peace 
Settlers  Ditch  &  Reservoir  Co,  W 

K  Shui^e  sec 
Shupe  f^ssie.  school  tchr 
Shupe  Trov  JM,  carp 
SHUPE  W  K,  postmaster 
Templeton  Frank,  stage  line 
Willis  R  M,  stone  mason 


CARTHAGE. 

PostoHice  and  coal  mining 
camp  10  miles  east  of  San  An- 
tonio, on  the  New  Mexico  Midland 
Ry..  The  location  of  the  Carthage 
Fuel  ("In.'s  GovfM'nment  c<^al  mimv 
Population  about  550.  The  ter- 
minus of  I  he  N(nv  Mexi(*o  Midland 
Railwav  from  San  Antonio. 


The, Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 


DiSTRintTORSs  in)TiM>i\T  iii:ati\<;  vrrM.wcKs, 
JOBBERS    OF^     E  V/ E  R  YTH  I  IN  G 


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ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 

Largest  Complete  Home  Furnishers  in  the  Southwest 

If  its  for  the  Home  we  have  it.    Mail  Orders  Carefully  Filled. 


CASA  BLANCA 


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GENTERVILLE 


Heauboin  E  D.  justice  peace 

CARTHAGE  FUEL  CO,  Powell 
Stackliouse  Jr  pres,  H  E  Moun- 
day*  su[)t 

Carthage  Fuel  Go  Hospital,  Dr  W 
R^^ockett  phvs  in  charae 

CARTHAGE     MERCANTILE  CO, 
Powell  Stackhouse  Jr  pres,  E  C 
*  Brechtel  sec,  O  J  Olin  treas, 
Wm  MacDougall  mgr,  general 
merchandise 

Lockett  -W  R.  phys 
rMacCarthv       S.  load  mine 
,  JVIacDOUGALL  WWl,  mgr  Carth- 
[1   age  Mer'^antile  Co,  postmaster 

vMiera  Juan,  dep  sherilY 

NEW  MEXICO  MIDLAND  RAIL- 
WAY CO,  Powell  Stackhouse  Jr 
prQS,  E  C  Brechtel  sec,  O  J  Olin 
treas 

Richardson    Jas    Mrs,  boarding 

house 
Silva  Luis,  constable 
Western  MineraMProducts  Co,  C 

F.MacGarthy  vice-pres  and  genl 

mgr 


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welt. 


CASA  BLANCA. 

Poj»toirice  and  Indian  village  in 
mcia  county,  60  miles  north- 
of  Los  Lunas,  the  county 
seat,  and  45  miles  west  of  Albu- 
querqoe,  the  banking  point,  and 
3  miles  west  of  Laguna,  the  most 
convenient  railroad  point.  Pop- 
ulation, white  10;  Indian  200. 


Paisano  U  G.  srenl  mdse 
PAISANO  WM,  groceries, 
master 


post- 


CAUSEY. 


PostolTice  in  Roosevelt  county. 
30  miles  from  Portales  the  county 
seat,  railroad  and  banking  point. 
Population  19.  Altitude  4,500 
feet. 


point  and  Espanola  the  nearest 
banking  point.  Farming  and  stock 
raising  are  the  principal  indus- 
tries. Population  25.  Altitude 
7,000  feet. 


JUDAH 

ter 


J  B,  gonl  mdse,  postmas- 


CEBOLLA. 


CEDAR  HILL. 

PostofTice  and  station  on  Den- 
ver &  Rio  Grande  Railroad,  in 
San  Juan  county,  10  miles  north- 
east of  Aztec,  the  county  seat  and 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  and 
fruit  growing  the  leading  indus- 
tries. Population  200.  Altitude 
5,800  feet. 

Cedar  Hill  Developing  Go,  G  A 

Larson  sec 
Craig  Wm.  justice  peace  notary 
HENDRICKS  R,  postmaster,  genl 

merchandise 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

John  Cox  pastor 
Tinker  &  Whitney,  blk.  niths 
Wilkey  J  W,  boarding  house 


Postolfice  in  Rio  Arriba  coun- 
ty.   Chama  is  the  nearest  railroa* 


CEDARVALE. 

A  postoffice  in  Torrance  county 
on  the  New^  Mexico  Central  Ry., 
37  miles  southeast  of  Estancia, 
the  county  seat.  Corona  is  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Dry  farm- 
ing is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  45.  Altitude  6,200 
feet. 

Belzer  Fred  A,  dairy 

De  Wolf  Louis,  U  S  Comr 

DE  WOLF  OLIVE  P,  postmaster 

Graham  Warr»'n.  justice  peace 

Han  Ion  Merc  Co,  genl  mdse 


CENTERVILLE. 

PostolTice  in  Union  county,  1  i 
miles  north  of  Nara  Visa,  on  the 
C,  R.  I.  &  P.  Ry.,  the  banking  and 
shipping  point.  Farming  the 
principal  industry.  Population  oi 
neighborhood  150.  Altitude  4,100 
feeL 

Crc^gston  T  H.  carp 

Lamb  Walter  R.  insurance 

Knirick  Evert t,  carp 


Indorsed  By 

The  Sta.te 
Superintendent  of 
Sclioola  and 

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THE  McEHINNEY  TILE  &  MARBLE  CO. 

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Methodist  Ctiureh,  Rev  Rainsber- 

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Moore  b'red  B,  auctioneer 
Parinley  Clias,  freighter 
Shibbiiis  F  A,  justice  peace 


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CENTRAL. 

PostolFice  and  important  town 
in  Grant  county,  9  miles  east  of 
Silver  City,  the  county  seat  and 
banking  point.  Bayard  is  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Mining, 
stock  raising,  farming  and  fruit 
growing  ttie  principal  industries. 
Population  1,000,.  Altitude  6,000 
feet. 

Apodaca  *lt  Marble,  garage 
Boat  right  T  D,  meats 
Davidson  L  A,  genl  mdse 
Gibney  P  J,  garage 
Hubb4rd  M  B.  barber 
Jones  Carrie  Mrs,  boarding  h">use 
Murray  Bros,  genl  mdse 
Oliver  \V  T,  notary 
Trujillo  R  L,  genl  mdse 
Valencia  Julio,  blksmith 
WILCOX  H,  postmaster 


tERRILLOS. 

Postoflice  in  Santa  Fe  county 
(town  Los  Cerrillos),  on  the  At- 
chison, Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry., 
2i  miles  south  of  Santa  Fe,  the 
county  seat,  and  50  miles  north  of 
Albu(iuer(iue.  A  mining  district 
which  has  produced  large  quanti- 
ties of  pay  ore  in  the  past  and  has 
a  good  prospect  for  future  pro- 
duction, (rood  schools,  churches 
and  business  houses.  A  smelter 
and  mill  with  capacity  for  large 
quantities  of  or<'  daily.  Popula- 
tion 500.    Altitude  5,280  feet. 

Albuquerque      Cerrillos  Coal  Co 
(coal  mines',  H  C  Schick  supt 
Ames  E  carp 
Armijo  R.  stage  line 
l)e  Lallo  Camillo,  genl  mdse 
I)e  Lallo  riios,  genl  mdse 
dirando  Mike,  j^cnl  mdse 
( Mur/ah's  J  S.  just  ic»'  peace 


Grabnau,    Bryant    &  Grabnau, 
smelter 

McCraw  J  L  Mrs,  rooming  house 

Mohboub  P,  meat  market 

Montoya  E,  pool  hall 

Montoya  Jno,  shoemkr 

Padilla  M,  pool  hall 

Palmer  F,  phys 

Rael  C,  genl  mdse 

Sanderal  Wm,  barber 

Simoni  A,  genl  mdse 

Silva  Atilano,  garage 

Tamer  K,  genl  mdse 

Weeks  A  C,  turquoise  mine,  olTjce 

address  Santa  Fe  N  M 
Zucol  J  O,  soft  drinks5 


CERRO. 

Postoflice  in  Taos  county,  20 
miles  from  Jaroso,  Colorado,  the 
nearest  raili*oad  point,  and  32 
miles  north  of  Taos,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  point.  Farm- 
ing ana  .  ick  raising  are  the  prin- 
cipal industries.  Population  of 
neighborhood  750.  Altitude  7,500 
feet. 

Cordova  Juan  M,  constable 

Cortez  Doronteo.  billiards 

Gomes  Pedro,  genl  mdse 

GRANT  FELIX,  general  mer- 
chandise, live  stock,  real  estate, 
postmaster,  notary  public 

Lafortte  J  M.  taxidermist 

Leon  E  D,  lawyer 

Leon  Jose  D,  justice  peace 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 
Pablo  L  Martinez  pastor 

Oakley  Richard  Jr,  stage  lines 

Plain  Price  Store,  C  J  Savage  mgr, 
genl  mdse 

Sanchez  Samuel,  billiards 


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CHACON. 


Postotiice  in  the  w(\stern  part  of 
Mora  county.  't5  miles  northwest 
of  W'atrous.  the  ntwrest  railroad 
j)oint.  Mora  is  tln^  nearest  bank- 
ing point.  Stock  raising  and 
farming  tin*  principal  industries, 
i^^pulation  of  neighborhood  1,(H)0. 
Altitude  8.930  feet. 

Abevta  iMuilitv  blksmith 


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Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKlnley  County,  New  IVtexioo 

CHAMA  165  CHAMBERING 


C.  A.  DAGGE.rlJ,  Prop. 


CHAMA  BEEF 


A.  G.  DAGGETT,  Mgr. 


SUPPLY  CO. 


Meats  and  General  Merchandise 


LIVE  STOCK  A  SPECIALTY 


CHAMA 


NEW  MEXICO 


JBernal  Nofe.  barber 

BERIMAL  ROBERTO,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster 

Frosquez  Hamon,  justice  peace 

Garcia  Cosme,  lawyer 

Garcia  Jose  Ignacio,  carp 

Goilzales  Ursulo,  carp 

Lucero  Alfredo,  notary  public 

Lucero  E  Ai,  genl  mdse 

Luna  Juan  Andres,  lawyer 

Maestas  Jose  Enrique,  sawni^i 

Medina  Andres,  I  nvyer 

Melendez  Tito,  gelil  mdse  sawmill 

Mestas  Jose  E,  genl  mdse 

Moljnares  A,  blksmith 

Ortega  Jacobo,.  blksmith 

Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  Manuel 
Sandoval  pastor 

Romero  Mirgarito,  genl  mdse 

Roniero  &*  Romero,  sawmill 

Valdez  Adelina  L,  notary 


CHAMA. 


An  important  town  in  New 
Mexico,  just  over  the  Colorado 
line,  on  the  D.  &  R.  G.  Ry.  Lum- 
bering, tie  cutting  and  stock  rais- 
ing are  the  leading  industries. 
Population  500.  Altitude  7,800 
feet. 

Bell  Land  &  Development  Co 
(Telephone  Dept.)  J  Smith  pres 
and  genl  mgr 

Boyer  &,  (ioclinauer,  cigars 

Broad  Frank  W  &  Co,  A  A  Lori- 
mer  mgr  i-nal  est  ins 

CHAMA  BEEF  &  SUPPLY  CO, 
Chas  A  Daggett  prop,  A  ii  Dag- 
gett mgr,  general  merchandise, 
meats 

Chama  Bottling  Works,  J  P  Mar- 

quez  mgr  ,   


Chama 
prop 

Chama 
Rice 

Chama 


Hotel,  Mrs  E  E  Connor 
&  Auto  Co,  W^m 


Livery 
prop 

&  Tierra  Amarilla  Mail 
Route  &,  Stage,  Francisco  Ras- 
con  prop 
Continental  Oil  Co,  Wm  Rice  rep-. 

resentative 
DAGGETT  A  G,  mgr  Chama  Beef 

&  Supply  Co 
Daggett  A  G  Mrs,  asst  postmaster 

DAGGETT  CHAS  A,  prop  Chama 
Beef  &  Supply  Co 

Dunham  J  I,  phys 

Gilliland  E  P,  rest 

Hall  H  L,  genl  mdse 

Herron  K  A,  civil  engr 

House  S  Mrs,  furn  rms 

Huntington  H  P,  dentist 

Johnson  F  C,  autos  and  supplies 

McFadden  Cal,  justice  peace  bil- 
liards 

Martinez  Sever ino;  genl  mdse 
Rio  Arriba  State  Bank.  E  Sargent 
pres  F'  Bond  vice-pres  S  D  Oli- 
vas  vice-pres  W  U  Evans  cshr 
Sargent  Ed\\\  sheep  and  wool 
Thatcher  E  \\\  carp  painter 
Vermillion  (ileun  B,  drugs 
Waters  S  J,  barber 
Wi'liams  R  E,  vet  surg 
Williams  T  A,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 


CHAMBERING. 

Poslolllce  in  Dona  Ana  county, 
(')  mih\s  northwest  of  Anthony,  the 
nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point,  and  miles  south  of  Las 
Cruces,  the  county  seat.  Fruit, 
alfalfa  and  stock  raising  are  lead- 
itiLi-  iiidiist  rie-i.      Ponulntion  5(^0. 


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Wood  IMNTEIS  TILING  lenv^J-  ,15  «i. 

BJrty  Into  ip 'erjr  State  West  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  Descriptive  Cataiopu*  om. 
Apf^ei  .tvti.    Corrvspondence  Solicited.    Ixiw  Prices  and  Quick  Shlpmeuti^ 


GHAMISAL 


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CHERRY  VALE 


AKitimo  3,800  foot. 
Duo  ring-  Light  Co,  \V  J  Doering 
mur 

HAAS  W  H,  postmaster 
Joiiiison  J  H,  auto  stage  to  Las 

Cruoes 
Latimer  J  C.  genl  mdse 
Sanceda  H  M,  justice  peace 


CHAMISAL. 

Postotrice  in  Taos  county. 

Dominquez  Jose  I,  genl  mdse 
Lovato  iNIatilda  R,  postmaster 


CHAMITA. 

Town  and  station  on  the  Denver 
t'v:  Rio  (irandf  Railway,,  in  Rio  Ar- 
riba I'ounty,  70  miles  southeast  of 
Tierra  Amarilla,  the  county  seat, 
and  T)  miles  north  of  Espanola, 
tho  banking  i)oint.  ^^-^ck  raising 
I  lie  leading  industry.  Population, 
including  'ndians,  900. 

Arcy  Tom,  carp 

"Baptist  Church,  Rev  C  Seux  pas- 
tor 

BOREGO  J  G,  notary,  fruits,  post- 
\  master 

*osias  Miguel,  blksmith 
Elodt  &  Rueth,  genl  mdse 
(lovernment  Indian  School 
McKenzie  H  P,  notary  public 
.Macsfas  Pedro  A.  justice  peace 
]\I(intoya  Jose  D,  photographer 
.Mniiloya  Ramon,  meats 
Rivera  T  C,  phys 
Salazar  Eliseo.  g(»nl  mdse 
Sahizar  Jose  i)oh)res,  blksmith 
Salazar  Ventura,  boarding  house 
Salazar  Eutimio     Son,  genl  mdse 


CHAPELLE. 

Postoflice  in  San  Miguel  county 
on  the  A..  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry..  20  miles 
south  of  Las  Vt'gas.  the  county 
si'at  and  nearest  banking  point 
Karining  is  the  principal  industry 
Population  l'OO. 

Jaramillo  Cccilio,  blksmith 
Mont  ova  Aurtdio,  justice  peace 
.(  M't  cLza  Cioilio.  uroiMM'ics 


Solano  Isidro.  justice  peace 
Salazar  Albino,  postmaster 
Salazar  F  B,  genl  mdse 


CHAPERITO. 

Town  and' postonice  in  San  Mi- 
guel county,  28  miles  southeast  of 
Las  Vegas,  the  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Sheep  raising  the  lead- 
ing industry.    Population  300. 

Baros  Adelaido,  billiards  ■ 
Duran  Edw,  notary 
Goke  &  Sena,  genl  mdse 
GONZALES  MANUEL,  postmaster 
Gonzales  &  Delgado,  live  stock 
Gonzales  &  Duran.  genl  mdse 
San  Isidro  Church,  Rev  P  Kuppers 
pastor 


CHARLOTTE. 

PostoHice  in  De  Baca  county, 
22  miles  north  of  Fort  Sumner, 
the  county  seat.  Taiban  is  the 
nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.    Altitude  4,000  feet. 

Bonner  T  B,  real  est 
BORER  MAGGIE  MRS,  postmas- 
ter 

Wise  Green,  prin  school 


CHERRY  VALE. 

Country  postollice  in  San  Mi- 
guel county,  25  miles  east  of  Las 
Vegas,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing- {)oint.  Shoeniaker  is  the  near- 
est railroail  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
<lustries.  Population  of  neinh- 
borhood  300.    Altitude  1.000  feet. 

BOETTCHER  E  R,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster 
Crawford  L  J.  justice  peace 
flcckalhorn  \V  B,  surveyor 
Keller  Earl  R,  stage  line 
Peterson  \  C,  dep  sherilf 
Redmond  C  (]  Mrs.  prin  school 
Shrauger  Elmo  l^  constable 
United   r>rethren  Chucrh.   Rev  H 
A  Si'hinidt.  pastor 


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CIMARRON 


CHI  CO. 

'  *  *(Ghico  Springs.) 

PostoHice  and  stock  raij^ing 
town  in  Colfax  countv,  22  miles 
oast,  of  Maxwell,  on.  the  A.,  T.  & 
S.  F.  Ry..  the  shipping  and  bank- 
ng  point.  Population  150.  Al- 
titude,6, 500  feet. 

Chico  Mercantile  Co.  genl  mdse 
(ieorgc  G  T.  justice  peace 
GRIGGS  L  C,  postmaster,  real  es- 
tate, live  stock 
Seward  Iildwin  P,  surveyor- notary 

U  S,»Comr 
Steven?;  W  B,  live  stock 

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y  CHILILI. 

PostotTice  in'  Bernalillo  county, 
36  miles  southeast  of  Albuquer- 
que, the  county  seat,  and  11  miles 
west  of  Mcintosh,  on  the  N  M.  C. 
R.  R.,  the  ■  ipping  point,  and  19 
miles  nor.nwest  of  Estancia,  the 
banking  pbint.  Stockraising  and 
farming-  the  leading  industries. 
Population  of  neighborhood  350. 
Altitude  ^6,000  feet. 

Baldonado  Francisco,  genl  mdse 
CatlrolLc  Church,  Rev  Jose  Gun- 

ther^)riest 
Gutierrez  Anastacio.  genl  mdse 
SANCIiEZ    RAYMOND    T,  post- 
master, genl  mdse,  notary 
Torrez  Daniel,  justice  peace 


CHIMAYO. 

Mexican  settlement  in  Santa  Fc 
county.  9  miles  east  of  Espanola, 
the  shi[)^»i[ig  point,  and  35  miles 
north  ot  Santa  Fe,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  roint.  Farming, 
fruit  raising  ana  stock  growing 
the  industries.  Population  of 
neighborhood  350. 

Jaramillo  J  M,  carp 
Martinez  B  R.  genl  mdse 
Martinez      M.  carp 
Ortega  Nica-iio.  uenl  mdse 
ORTEGO  VICTOR,  ;;vnl  mdse.  no- 
tary public,  postmaster 
Ort  iz  Sanf  OS.  L;enl  mdse  notarv 


Reyes  Naranjo,  justice  peace 
Trujillo  Gavino,  genl  mdse 
Trujillo  Julian,  genl  mds(^ 


CHLORIDE. 

Mining  tow^n  and  pestoiTice  in 
Sierra  county,  55  miles  northwest 
of  Engle,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
the  shipping  point,  and  60  miles 
north  of  Hillsboro.  the  county 
seat.  Hot  Springs  is  the  nearest 
banking  point.  Reached  by  stage 
from  Engle.  Mining  and  stock 
raising  the  principal  industries. 
Population  of  town  and  sur- 
rounding countrv  175.  Altitude 
6,400  feet. 

Chloride  to  Engle  Stage  Line,  Ro- 
mero Bros  props 
Colossal  Mine,  F  E  Vassar  mgr 
Ewing  R  B,  forest  ranger 
Fitzmaurice  &  Hall,  mining 
Great  Southwest  Mining  Co 
Hearn  H  W,  live  stock 
Holmes  E  F,  justice  peace  collec- 
tions 

Hullinger  C  B.  mining 
James  Bros,  live  stock 
James  John  W,  dep  sheritT 
May  Hotel.  Paplo  Samora  prop 
IMidnight  Mine,  L  D  Folsom  mgr 
New  Mexico  Tin  &  Metals  Corp 
PIONEER  STORE,  P  H  Winston 

mgr,  general  merchandise 
Romero  V  J,  billiards 
Saucier  J  B.  blksmith 
Samora  Pablo,  barber 
Schmidt  Henry  A,  ])hotographer 
Silver  Mountain  Metals  Co,  J  H 

McCutcheon  mgr 
Trujillo  Frank  T,  assayer  freight- 
er 

WINSTON  PHILIP  H,  mgr  Pio- 
uonv  Store,  postmaster,  notary 


.CIMARRON. 

A  town  in  Colfax  county  on  the 
A.  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  i7  miles  south- 
west of  Raton  and  23  miles  north- 
west of  Springer.  Stiu'k  raisinu: 
and  farming  the  principal  indus- 
tries.   Population  850. 


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Arrellano  Joso,  groc 
Bass  C  R.  phvs 

BOUGH  THOS  IVI,  mgr  Lail  Supply 
Co,  city  Ireas 

Brooks  *]\ierc  Co,  F^W  Brooks  mgr 
genl  mdse 

Catholic  Cliurcli,  Rev  Isidro  Cha- 
teau rector 

Cliandler  K  H,  live  stock 

Cliaii(ilt>r  n  H  Jr,  marshal 

Chandler  L  A,  postmaster 

'ihase  Ranch.  S  M  (Uiasc  supt  fruit 
growers 

Chase  S  M  (cattle  Co,  live  stock 

Cimarron  Cemetery  Assn,  Mrs 
H(Mirv  Lambert  sec 

CIMARRON  GARAGE  THE  (P  C 
Gallagher^,  automobiles,  sup- 
plies, repairs,  livery,  vulcaniz- 
ing, battt'ry  service 

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H  (i  Frfinkenburger  genl  mgr 

Cimarron  Townsife  Co.  D  B  (iOle 
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Cimarron  Valley  Land  Co,  E  T 
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ster Jr  pres 

COLE  DAVID  B,  farm  lands,  city 
property,  loans,  investments, 
notary  public 

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CO  THE,  T  A  Schomburg  pres. 
H  K  Holloway  vice-pres.  H  G 
Frankenburger  sec-treas  and 
mgr,  railroad  and  mine  ties, 
poles,  props,  piling  and  lumber 

CONTINENTAL  TIE  &  LUIVIBER 
CO  THE,  W  H  Lambert  >tore 
mgr,  general  merchandise 

Cordova  Perfect o,  soft  drinks 

Davis  W  B,  cigars  soft  drinks 

Faris  Robt  A.  maintenance  fore- 
man State  Highway  Dent 

First  National  Hank,  H  II  ('.han- 
dler pres  (i  R  i^ass  vice-pres 
Cieo  I'i  Remley  cshr.  Richard 
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LAIL  SUPPLY  GOr.lPAriY 


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THOMAS  M.  BOUGH,  Manager 


Implements,  Wagons,  Vehicles,  Saddles,  Harness, 
Hardware,  Furniture,  Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  Lumber, 
Building  f^aterial.  Traction  Engines,  De  Laval 
Cream  Separators 


—  ... 
CIMARRON 


General  Auto  Repairs 

Accessories,  Supplies,  Storage, 
Vulcanizing,  Electric  Welding. 
General  Blacksmithing 

NEW  MEXICO 


French  Wm.  fruit  grower 

GALLAGHER  P  C  (The  Cimarron 
Garage) 

Gaskin  R^^hard.  city  clerk 

Heck  J  M,'  live  stock 

Hickman  W  B.  ins  justice  peace 

Ladd  A  J.  poultry  ranch 

LAIL  SUPPLY  CO  (incs  Thos  :M 
Bough  mgr.  agricultural  im- 
plements, harness,  saddlery, 
cre?m  separators,  hardware, 
hinijor,  i)aints,  oils,  glass,  fur- 
niture, auto  garage,  supplies, 
accessories,  blacksmithing 

Matkin  Supply  Co  (J  I  Matkin), 
genl  mdse 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
Gilbert  Traveler  pastor 

Model  (irocery  Co.  May  Living- 
ston prop 

Mtn  States  T  cSc  T  Co,  R  E  Butts 
exch  mgr 

Narcisso  Fred,  i)rop  Opera  House 

Nellar  J  no  .Jr,  genl  mdse 


O'Callahan  Jos,  barber 
Oxford  Hotel.  W  B  Davis  mgr 
Remley  Geo  E.  lawyer 
Romero  Juan  J,  barber  clean  press 
Santistevan  Alfonso,  shoemkr 
Scott  T  J,  r  r  exp  and  tcl  agt 
Scott  &  Blake  ley.  carps 
Springer   Chas    Cattle   Co,   E  T 

Springer  vice-pres 
Standard  Mercantile  Agency,  W  B 

Hickman  mgr  collections 
Stern  Land  &  J.ive  Stock  Co.  N  B 

Stern  mgr 
Streicher  A  R.  fruit  grower 
Swearin^en  J  W,  livery  feed  con- 
stable 

Urraca  Land  &  Cattle  Co,  Geo  H 

Webster  Jr  pres 
Van  Houten  C  R.  live  stock 
W   S   Land    &   Cattle   Co,  Wm 

French  mgr 
Waring  T  A,  drugs 
Webster  Geo  H  Jr.  mayor 


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Investment  Securities 

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BleiuberH  New  York  Stock  ExchanKC 


DENVER. 


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HIDES 


Why  Not  Ship  Your  Hides  to 

CHAS.  RRIEIND  &  CO.,  hno 

Dealers  in  Hides,  Furs,  Sheep  Pelts  and  Wool 
917  Wazee  Street  Denver,  Colorado 


CLAPHAM 


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Po^stoilice  in  Union  rounty,  30 
miles  80iith\vrst  of  Clayton!  tlx* 
«  .'inty  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Stock  raising  tlio  lead- 
ing industry.    Population  20. 

Gonzales  G  B,  notary  public  genl 
mdse  postmaster 


CLAUD. 


A  postoHice  in  Curry  county,  14 
miles  north  of  Clovis  on  the  A.,  T. 
&  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  county  seat,  sliip- 
ping  and  banking  point. 


Methodist   Church,    Rev  Belcher 
pastor 

MOTT  W  E,  gcnoral  merchandise 
IVIOTT  W  E  MRS,  postmaster 
Rose  Chas,  prin  school 


CLAUDELU 

A  country  postotTice  in  Roose- 
velt county,  22  miles  northwest 
of  Elida,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
the  banking  and  shipping  point 
and  35  miles  southwest  of  Por- 
tales,  the  county  seat.  Altitude 
i,000  feet.    Population  8. 

HENDRICKS  IDA,  postmaster 


THE  CLAYTON  ABSTRACT  CO. 


BO-VDKD   AZVD  IXCORPOUATED 

M.  P.  HARVEY,  Secretary 
ABSTRACTS,  LOANS  AND  INSURANCE 


Telephone  223 


Clayton,  N.  M. 


CLAYTON. 

The  county  seat  of  Union  county  and  most  important  town  in 
northeastern  New  Mexico,  is  located  on  the  Colorado  &  Southern 
Railroad,  10  miles  west  of  the  dividing  line  between  New  Mexico  and 
Texas;  Surrounded  by  an  extensive  stock  raising  and  farming 
country, '  Clayton  furnishes  supplies  to  a  wide  range  of  country. 
Here  the  Federal  land  oHlce  for  the  northeastern  part  of  New  ^Mexico 
is  situated.  It  has  municipal  electric  light  and  water  works:  a  tel- 
e"{»iione  system,  a  splendid  public  school  system  and  a  tine  public 
school  building:  Baptist.  [Methodist.  Christian  and  Catholic  churches, 
a  number  of  secret  societies,  many  business  establishmcots  anrl  con- 
tains many  nice  homes.  From  here  2.000.000  pounds  of  wool,  IGO 
car  loads  of  cattle.  400  car  loads  of  sheep  and  1.000  cars  of  grain 
products  are  shipi)erl  annually.  There  is  a  first  class  hotel  in  town: 
a  $50,000  court  house,  four  weekly  newspapers,  two  in  English  and 
two  in  English  and  Si)anish.  ar(»  published  in  t<n\n.  (.'oal  dejn)sits 
are  being  worked  in  a  small  way  nearby.  Cilayton  is  fortunate  in 
having  active,  energetic,  j)i'ogrcssivc  business  men  who  believe  in 
the  future  of  their  eitv  and  are  willing  to  do  for  its  best  interests. 
Population  3,000. 


Alexander  J  E,  county  assessor 
American   Investment   Co,  Lewis 

W  Osborne 
American  Lf)dging  House.  Mrs 

A  Ro[)er  prop 
Ande['soii  C  W.  jt'web«r 


Archuleta 

parlor 
Azar  Bros,  genl  mdse 

BAER  V  L,  mgr  Four 
Co 

Baptist  Church,  llev  I 
pa^toi- 


(J  iron,   shoe  shine 


Slates  Seed 
•  E  Graham 


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EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO. 

CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
Qeneraf  Office:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 


CLAYTON 


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CLAYTON 


THE  CLAYTON  AGENCY  —  Bonded  Abstracters 


WE  WRITE  BONDS,  INSURANCE  AND  ABSTRACTS 

C.  R.  KISER,  Sec.  and  Mgrr. 
LOCATIOX — On  1st  Floor  in  rear  o£  First  National  Bank  Bl<l$?. 

Phone  No.  88  Clayton,  New  Mexico 

THE  CLAYTON  CITIZEN 

Union  County's  Leading  Newspaper 

.-Printers  of  Higti  Class  Job  Worlt.    Book  and  Catalog  Printing 
a  Specialty.    Mail  Orders  Solicited. 

CLAYTON  NEW  MEXICO 


Beaty  O.  oo  agric  agt 
B<^cker  H  M,  pliys 
Bt*n(l<M'  J  H.  L'ity  <,u\)t 
♦   ter  chief  fire  depl 
"Big  Jo  Lumber  Co,  Robt 


light  &  wa- 
Turpin 


Blue'  Frank  O,  lawyer 
BristoT  W  A,  phys  co  health  olTi- 
cer 

Brotherton  B,  shoemkr 

Bushneli  Thos  C,  county  surveyor 

Byrn»    -ee,  county  treas 

CARSOiM  E  L,"as8t  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank 

Cassados  Frank  G,  county  clerk 

Cash  Lon  &.  Co,  notions 

Catholic  Church,  Father  J  Boillat 
priest 

Chambers  W  C.  phys 

CharirOn  N  E.  phys 

Chaves  Antonio  F,  probate  judge 
res  Albert 

C  IILTON  W  W,  dentist 
Clagett  C  11.  electrical  contr 

CLAYTON  ABSTRACT  CO  (inc  , 
iM  I*  Harvey  sec,  abstracts, 
loans,  insuranc(i 

CLAYTON    AGENCY    THE,    C  R 

Kiser  sec  and  mgr,  abstracts, 
insurance.  Itonds 

CLAYTON  CITIZEN  (w),  Clayton 
Citizen  Printing  Cic.  Publisiiing 
Co  i)ubs,  J  B  Proctor  ed  and 
mgr,  U  F  Hoggs  asst  mgr, 
Emnui  Noi'man  associate  ed 


CLAYTON  CITIZEN  PRINTING  & 
PUBLISHING  CO  line),  pubs 
(Clayton  Citizen,  J  B  Proctor 
mgr 

Clayton  Garage  &  Auto  Co  (G  D 

Corich,  H  1  Patillo) 
Clayton  Meat  Co,  Jos  Brown  prop 
Clayton  National  Bank,  I  E  Cam- 
eron pres  G  \V  Blakely  cshr  H 
E  Land  asst  cshr 

CLAYTON  NEWS  (w),  G  C  Smith 

managing  ed 
Clayton  Planing  Mill,  W  P  Hunter 

prop 

CLAYTON  PLUMBING  &  HEAT- 
ING CO  (inc  i,  L  C  Vader  sec 
and  treas 

Clavton  Produce  Co  (Ray  Reeve, 
R  E  Selvy) 

CLAYTON  REALTY  CO,  J  E  Skel- 
ton  and  N  O  Brane  props, 
farms,  ranches,  city  property, 
farm  loans  an<l  insurance 

Clayton  Rotary  Club,  H  R  Mills 
sec 

Clayton  Steam  Laundry,  Carl  Ek- 
lund  owner 

Clayton  Toxline  Tel  Exchange,  F 
H  Clark  prop 

Collins  C  L.  lawyer 

COMLEY  LUMBER  CO,  Orrie  W 
Hamilton  mgr.  lumber,  build- 
ing material,  headquarters  for 
real  homes 

Commercial  Hotel,  Mrs  Zadie 
Stewart  mgr 


All  Kinds  of  Iron  Work  for  Buildings,  Builders'  Iron  Work 

E.  BURKHARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 

7S7-785  So.  Uroudway  Phone  South  101  Denver,  Colorado 


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FARM  UGHTING  FIXTURES 


Write  for  Catalogue  and  Prices. 

THE  ALBERT  SECHRIST  MFG.  CO. 
FACTORY.  1717  LOGAN  ST. 


DENVER.  COLO. 


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THE  CLAYTON  NEWS 

OHic'ial  Paper  of  Union  County,  Town  of  Clayton  and  District 
U.  S.  Land  Olliee.    A  Democratic  Newspaper. 
Subscription  $1.50  a  Year 

G.  C.  SMITH,  Managing  Editor  ^        CLAYTON,  N.  M. 


THE  CLAYTON  PLUI^BING  &  HEATINQ  GO. 

Iiicorpornef d  1^.  C.  VADER,  Sec.-Treas. 

PLUMBING,  HEATING  AND  SHEET  METAL  WORK 

Staple   Fixtures  Carried   In  Stock 

Estimates  Given  on  Any  Size  Job.    Try  Our  Service 

Telephone  189  CLAYTON.  N.  M. 


THE  CLAYTON  REALTY  CO. 

FARMS,  RANCHES,  CITY  PROPERTY 
Farm  Loans  and  Insurance 

J.  E.  SKELTON  and  N.  O.  BRANE,  Props. 

CLAYTON  NEW  MEXICO 


Continental  Oil  Co,  Geo  Bushnell 
rep 

Co-Oporative  Real  Estate  Co  (L 

W  Kingdon) 
Corich  A  J,  billiards 
Corich  &  Patillo,  garage 
Country  Home  Hotel,  J  A  J  Arm- 
strong prop 
Crinshow  J  W,  feed  stable 
Daniel  D  C,  phys 
Davis  J  M.  tlorist 
Davis  &  Sitze,  groc 
DE  BACA  NESTOR  C,  vice-pres 

l-'irst  National  Hank 
DIXIE  POOL  HALL,  Sam  J  Henton 
I)rop.  billiards,  cigars,  confec- 
tionery, soft  drinks 
Dodson  [j  K.  farm  loans 
Domingues  Domingo,  barber 
Drf'Xid  Louis,  rest 
Duran  Juan  J,  real  est  ins  , 
Dvche  J  R,  barber 
Kasterwood  O  P.  lawyer 

M,  county  healtb 


Kdmondson  S 
otlicer  idiys 

EGELMAN  O  L, 

States  S(H'd  Co 
Kklund  Carl,  mayor 


vice-pres  Four 


EKLUND  DAIRY,  The  Eklund  Ho- 
tel, Ranch  &  Irrigation  Co  props 

EKLUND  HOTEL,  The  Eklund 
Hotel,  Ranch  &  Irrigation  Co 
props,  Carl  Eklund  pres  and 
mgr 

EKLUND  HOTEL,  RANCH  &  IRRI- 
GATION CO,  Carl  Eklund  pres 
and  mgr,  props  Eklund  Hotel, 
Eklund  Dairy,  dealers  in  cattle 
and  hogs 

El  Cosmopolita  (w) ,  Felix  D  Val- 
des  ed  and  publr 

England  Arthur  L.  co  supt  schools 

ERRETT  H  H,  sec  United  Realty 
Co 

ESPEY  D  A,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Hank 
Farber  H  C,  r  r  and  exp  agt 
Farr  Homer  J.  county  road  supt 
Ferris  A  :M.  groc 

Fidelity  &  D(M><>sit  Co  of  Md,  G  \V 

Blakelv  agt 
FIRST    NATIONAL    BANK,    H  J 

Hammond  itres.  11  .1  Hammond 
Jr  vice-pres,  Nestor  C  De  Baca 
vice-pres,  D  \V  Priestley  cshr, 
F.  L  Carson  asst  cshr,  D  A  Es- 
poy  asst  cslir  


Do  You  Want  Any  Tar  Products? 

Otowh  l*arred  Felt.  Tar  Pitch.  Coai  Tar.  Tv  Paints,  Creosote  Oil 

9AS  &  BLEOTRIO  UOBI  CO.       CROWN  TAR  r  AOteMT 


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The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co. 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


C^LAYTON 


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CLAYTON 


The  Eklund  Hotel 


CLAYTON,  NEW  MEXICO 


CARL  EKLUND,  Mgr. 
American  Plan 

Rooms  with  bath,  hot  and  cold 
water,  steam  heated,  electric 
lighted.  Commodious  sample 
rooms  in  connection.  Cafe  in 
rear — open  day  and  night.  Tour- 
ists a  specialty. 

THE  EKLUND  HOTEL,  RANCH  & 
IRRIGATION  COMPANY 

Proprietors 

CARL  EKLITND,  Pres.  4S;  Mgrr. 


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DIXIE  POOL  HALL- 

SAM  J.  HENTON,  Prop. 

Billiards,  Bowling  Alley,  Shooting  Gallery,  Cigars,  Confectionery 
and  Soft  Drinks,  Sliining  Parlor 

CLAYTON  NEW  MEXICO 


3.  ? 


FOUR  STATES  SEED  CO,  Elmer 
G  Hartner  pres.  O  L  Egelman 
vice-pres,  W  L  Franklin  sec,  V 
L  Baer  m?r.  seeds,  jxrain 

FRANKLIN  W  L,  sec  Four  States 
Seed  Co 

Fruth  L  M,  phys  drugs 

Gallegos  L  E,  sheep 

Gill  Jos,  lawver 

Gloer  B  \V.  rest 

Granville  G  G,  coal  grain  implts 
Gray  &  Barnes,  garage 
Ciregory  J  A.  coal  transfer 

HAMILTON  ORRIE  W,  ingr  Com- 
ley  Lumber  Co 

HAMMOND  C  C,  cshr  Union  Trust 
Savings  Bank 

HAMMOND  H  J,  pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank  and  Union  Trust 
Savings  i^ank 


HAMMOND  H  J  JR,  vicp-prcs  First 
Nali(]6ial  Bank  and  Union  Trust 
&  Savings  Bank 

HARTNER  ELMER  G,  pres  Four 
States  Seed  Co 

HARVEY  M  P,  sec  Clayton  Ab- 
stract Co 

Hefner  A  S,  feed  sale  yard 

Henry  T  P,  shoomkr 

HENTON  SAM  J,  prop  Dixie  Pool 
Hall  - 

Herzstein  Simon,  clothing 
Hill  Bros  Coal.  Ice  v'^  Transfer  I'o 
Hodses      (i lover,  garage 
Hotol  Arlington.  Mrs  11  \V  Haync? 
I^rop 

HURLEY  C  M,  d. >n(i  I 

ISAACS   R   W    HARDWARE  CO, 

hardware.  agricMiltural  iinplp- 
nuMil  s 


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5  B* 


H.  P.  WILSON  &  GO. 

Cor.  17th  &  Blako 
DENVER     -  COLORADO 


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MARBLE  and  TILES  Denver  Mantel  &  Tile  Co. 

Iflllim^r  WATSON  A  WATSON  OwMf..    1(S2  TrmMt  D««r 

Ship  Into  Every  State  West  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  Deacriptiv«  Catalo^jM  OH 
Application.    Correspondence  Solicited.    Low  Priceis  and  Quick  SbitpnMtttaL 

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H.  J.  Hammond.  Pres.  H.  J.  Hammond.  Jr.,  V.-Pres. Nestor  C.  DeBaca.  V.-Pres. 
D.  W.  I'rie^ley,  Cshr.      E.  L.  Carson.  Asst.  Cshr.        D.  A.  Espey,  Asst.  Cshr. 

THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

CLAYTON,  IVKW  MEXICO. 
Capital,  Surplus  nnd  Ciidivideil  Profits  .$100,000.00. 

We  Solicit  Your  Business. 


H  J  Hammond.  President 
F.  C.  DeBaca,  Vice-Pres. 


H  J.  Hammond.  Jr.,  Vic^-Pres. 

C.  C.  Hammond,  Cashier 


The  Union  County  Trust  &  Savings  Association 

Capital,  Surplus  and  I'jidivided  Profits  50,000.00 
CLAVTOX,  NEW  MEXICO 


ELMER  G.  HARTNER,.  President. 
W.  L.  FRANKLIN,  Secretary 


O.  L.  EGELMAN,  Vice-Pres. 
V.  L.  BAER,  Mana&er 


THE  FOllll  STATES  SEED  CO. 

Buyers  &  Shippers  of  Grain,  Seeds  and  Pinto  Beans 

"CIRCLE  FOUR  BRAND"  SEEDS,  BEANS  AND  GRAINS. 

Tlie  Best  Produced 

CLAYTON  NEW  MEXICO 


Johnson  Land  Co   (O  S  &  M  D 

John.son) 
Jolinson  W  C,  carp 
KELLER  C  E,  dentist 
Kenneke  W  H.  bakery 
Kilburn  F  P.  furn  undertaker 
Kilburn  &  Edmondson,  clothing 
King  J  D,  carp 

KISER  C  R,  sec  and  mgr  The  Clay- 
ton Agency,  town  clerk 

Kisner  J  C,  phys  city  phys  . 

Kouri  A  A,  genl  mdse 

Krille-Nichols  Wool  &  Hide  Co,  E 
P  Kelly  nigr 

Kuhns  \V  L,  blksmith 

Lane  S  E  Land  Co.  r(\jl  est 

LA  UNION  DEL  PUEBLO  Span- 
ish w,  ,  A  C  Miera  ed  and  genl 
ingr 

Law  Chas  A,  lawyer 
Lord  Chas  E.  photog 
r.ov(dess  A  (].  civil  eng 
Liijan  U.  rest 

McDonald    a    JAMES,  lawyer, 

iiotarv  j)nblic 
Mc Lad. fen  11  C-.  cshr  Slate  Bank 

of  Commerce 
Massey  J  as,  barber 


Melton  Jos.  coal 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
R  D  Webster  pastor 

MIERA  A  C,  ed  and  genl  mgr  La 
Union  del  Pueblo,  land  attorney 

MILLER  JOHN  P,  prop  Pullman 
Cafe 

^liller  Jno  P,  rest  rooms 
Mission  Theatre.  J  H  Rankin  msrr 
MONTEITH  A  E,  msr  Star  Lum- 
ber Co 

MURPHY  MORIETTA,  (  hiroprae- 
tor 

Olbeter  R  I\L  vet  surgeon 

Olfard  c*v:  Jameson,  auto  repairing 

Otero  Ignacio.  hatter 

OTTO-JOHNSON  MERCANTILE 

CO,  J  S  otto  pres.  M  C  John>on 
sec-treas  and  genl  mgr,  gener- 
al merchandise 
Owen  Thos  E,  receiver  U  S  Land 
Otlice 

Ow(Mis  .Motor  Co.  1''  R  Ow(M1s  prop 
Pace  Susan  .Mrs.  i>os( master 
Paddock  L)  .V,  lawyer 
IMu'ham  i.i  C,  ctMuent  coni r 
Pennington  Ira  L,  notary  public 


[Mir  EL  PASO  LiriESTONE  QUARRIES 


CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
A.  COURCHESNE,  Inc.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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WESTERN  METAL 

MANUFACTURING  CO. 
EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


CLAYTON 


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CLAYTON 


La  Union  Del  Pueblo 

Spanish  Weekly,  $1.00  Per  Year 

EXCELLENT  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM 

Published  by  La  Union  ]3el  Pueblo  Publishing  Go 

FINE  JOB  WORK 

A.    C.    MIERA,   Editor    &    Geiil.    Msrr.     Land  Attorney 

Practice  in  U.  S.  -Land  Office 
English  Translated  to  Spanish  and  Spanish  Translated  to  Engrlish 


CLAYTON- 


NEW  MEXICO 


PULLMAN  CAFE 


JOHN  P.  MILLER.  Prop. 

First  Class  Meals  and  Short  Orders.    Prompt  Service 

THE  BEST  THE  MARKET  AFFORDS 
219  Main  St.  CLAYTON,  NEW  MEXICO 


THE  STAR  LUMBER  COMPANY 


DEALERS  IN 


All  Kinds  of  Building  liaterial 


A.  E.  MONTEITH.  Manager 


CLAYTON,  NEW  MEXICO 


PENNINGTON  &  TALBOT  (Ira  L 
Pennington,   Chas    P  Talbot), 

.  real  estate,  loans,  insurance,  all 
kinds  of  land  ollice  work,  col- 
onization tracts 

Pioneer  Auto  Co  iL  A  WikotT) 

Postodice  News  Stand,  T  B  Reed 
nigr 

PRIESTLEY  D  W,  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank 

PROCTOR  J  B,  ed  and  mgr  Clay- 
ton Cit  izen 

PULLMAN  CAFE,  John  P  Miller 
prop 

Rahy  S  A,  rlry  gds  clothing 
Ralston  L  R,  jeweler 

RAY  A  G,  pres  United  Realty  Co 
Rav  A  (  i.  I  a' lor 
Reitr  R  S,  phys 
Reneau  E  L.  notions 
Roper  Euiina,  rooms 
Rule  .M  C     \V  D.  aulo  filling  sta- 
tion 

Savage  'i'hos  F.  lawyer 


SKELTON  &  BRANE  J  E  Skelton, 
N  O  Brane),  props  Clavton 
Realty  Co 

SMITH  G  C,  managing  ed  Clayton 
News 

Snyder  T  S,  justice  peace  police 

magistrate 
Speidel  iS:  Sherer,  groc 
Spring  Jno.  r(\'^t  city  marshal 

STAR  LUMBER  CO,  A  E  Monteith 

mgr,  lumber,  building  material 

STATE  BANK  OF  COMMERCE,  I 

H  Rixev  ])res.  H  F  llixev  vice- 
pres,  H  C  McFadden  cslir.  R  E 
Hamblin  asst  cshr,  J  Brown 
asst  t'shr 

Sutlon  Ray,  county  sheritT 

Swagerly  Trading  Co.  J  J  Swager- 
ty  mgr  whol  grain  and  produce 

Talbot  Ci  P,  town  treasurer  lawyer 
F  S  Comr 

Tauck  cV:  Schwestker,  barbers 

'i'ayloi'  L  X.  lawyer 

Texas  Co.  .Ino  Hill  a:^!  oils 


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HANDLING  S1I1:KP  EXCLl  SIVF.LY  ON  COMMISSION 

STOCK  sm:i:i»  and  hams  fou  imioFnixu. 


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THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Savlngrs  Depnrtraent. 
We  Invite  accounts  of  Banks.  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  .Modern  and  Conservative  Banking-.    Accounts  received  by  Mail. 

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Clayton,     New  Mexico 


All  Kinds  of  Blaci^smittiing 
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A.  G.  RAY,  President  H.  H.  ERRETT.  Secretary 

UNITED  REALTY  CO. 

DEALERS  IN  LAND  OF  WORTH 

Real  Estate.      Farm  and  Ranch  Loans.    Oil  Leases,    City  Property. 
INSURANCE — Fire,  Tornado,  Life.        Notary  Work. 

Ptione  33  CLAYTON,  NEW  MEXICO 


PHONE  76 


BOX  362 


ARTHUR  WOOTEN 
Real  Estate       Farm  Loans  Insurance 

FIRE,  HAIL,  TORNADO  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE 

Charlton  Buildrng  CLAYTON,  NEW  MEXICO 


Tiano  Antonio,  billiards 

Tixier  M  G,  dvy  gds 

Tolley  Wm  L,  shoemkr 

Toonibs  &  Taylor,  lawyers 

Trinidad  Bcaii  Elevator  Co,  F 
G  Akins  ni^r 

TURNER  J  ^C,  blacksmith  and 
horseshoer 

Union  Title  &  Loan  Co,  Fred  L 
Van  Pelt  sec 

UNION  TRUST  &  SAVINGS  BANK, 
H  J  Hammond  pres.  H  J  Ham- 
mond Jr  vice-pres,  F  C  De  Baca 
vice-pres.  C  C  Hammond  cshr 

UNITED  REALTY  CO,  A  G  Ray 

pres,  H  H  Errett  sec,  real  es- 
tate, loans,  insurance 

U  S  Land  Otlice,  Paz  Valverde  reg 
Til  OS  E  Owen  rec 

VADER  L  C,  sec  and  treas  Clay- 
ton Plumbing  &  Heating  Co 

Wade  Geo  H  <^  Co,  dry  gds  shoes 

Wanser  Drug  Co 

Wat  kins  C  F,  real  est  ins 

Watkins  Rooming  House,  Mrs  C 
F  Watkins  proi) 

Weiland  H  V.  furn 

Western  L  nioii  Ttd  Co.  H  E  Morie 
m'pzr 


Wherritt  R  E,  groc 
Williams  &  Gentry,  groc 
Wolford  Thos,  tailor 
Woodward  Hugh  B,  lawyer 
WOOTEN   ARTHUR,  real  estate, 
farm  loans,  insurance 


CLEVELAND. 

Post  office  in  Mora  county,  3 
miles  west  of  Mora  and  35  miles 
north  of  Las  Vegas,  on  the  A.,  T. 
&  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  shipping  and 
banking  point.  8tock  raising  the 
principal  industry.  Population 
of  precinct  520.  Altitude  7,100 
feet. 

Brown  Dwight.  stage  line. 
Cassidv  Daniel  Jr.  tlour  mill 
CASSIDY  ROSE  C  MRS,  postmas- 
ter 

Cassidv  Daniel  &  Sons,  genl  mdse 
Trujillo  Jacobo,  justice  peace 


CLIFF 


Po-.folli('e  in 
miles  luu'lhwes 
th.'  A,,  r.  \  S. 


Grant  county,  32 
ol"  Silv(M*  City,  on 
\-\  llv..  ri)unlv 


J.  E.  JOHiiDOHL  BOILER  AND  SHEET  IRON  WORKS 


Boiler  Repairing. 

A 

1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET 


Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acctylene  Process. 
All  Kinds  of  General  Welding 


DENVER,  COLORADO 


TRI-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 
"If  lt*s  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  or  Tractor,  We  Have  It" 


CLOSSON 


17' 


CLOUDCROFT 


CLOUDCROFT,     NEW  MEXICO. 

Maniifnctnrer  of 


T.  L.  COURTNEY 

Rough  and  Dressed  Lumber 

Especially  equipped  for  sawing  long  timbers  and  bill  orders. 
Also  orders  promptly  filled. 


seat,  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  the  leading  industry. 
Population  of  precinct  1,000. 

Cliff  Hotel 

Cliff  Merc  Co,  A  G  Morrow  mgr 

genl  mdse 
Dodson  \V  H  G,  postmaster 
Heron  F  W,  genl  mdse 
Shelby  P  M,  genl  mdse 
Shields  J  F,  justice  peace 


CLOSSON. 

Postoflice  in  McKinley  county, 
35  miles  south  of  Gallup  the  coun- 
ty seat  and  nearest  banking  point 
and  12  miles  from  Thoreau,  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Farming 
and  stock  raising  are  the  principal 
industries.  Population  250.  Al- 
titude 8,000  feet. 

ERVIN  JOHN  R,  live  stock,  post- 
master, genl  mdse 
Gallager  J  M,  saw  mill 
Heath  J  F,  live  stock 
Noble  W  S,  live  stock 
Reiman  Jas,  blksmith 
Sanchez  Lenzero,  justice  peace 


CLOUDCROFT. 

A  growing  town  and  summer 
resort  in  Otero  county,  on  the  Ala- 
mogordo  &  Sacramento  Railroad. 
26  miles  northeast  of  Alamogordo 
and  about  live  hours  from  El  Paso. 
Texas.  Beautifully  located  in  the 
Sacramento  mountains,  at  an  ele- 
vation of  9,000  feet,  among  large 
pine  trees  and  reached  by  a  won- 
derful piece  of  railroad  enginecM'- 
ing.  A  good  hotel  with  a  larsc 
number  of  summ«n*  cottages  for 
the  accommodation  of  guests. 
There  are  several  large  sawmills 
nearby  e m p I o y i u :jr  a  number  < d' 

Brass  Work.    Wo  invite 


men  and  quite  large  stock  grow- 
ing interests.  Population  in  win- 
ter 500.    Altitude  9,000  feet. 

Alamogordo  Lumber  Co,  C  S 
Wood  sunt 

Alexander  Jas  A,  phtographer 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  \V  J  Pace 
pastor 

Beck  E  J,  prin  school 

Breckheimer  G  A  &  Mrs,  props 
Texas  Rooming  House 

BRETSCHNEIDER  RUDOLF,  prop 
Cloudcroft  Pharmacy 

Garter  G  D,  phys 

Cloudcroft  Amusement  Go,  Geo  F 
Olden  prop  billiards  cigars 

Cloudcroft  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
Rudolf  Bret  Schneider  sec-treas 

CLOUDCROFT  COMMERCIAL  CO, 
P  W  Hickson  mgr,  general  mer- 
chandise 

CLOUDCROFT  PHARMACY,  Ru- 
dolf Bretschneider  prop,  drugs, 
curios 

Cloudcroft  Produce  &  Grain  Co, 
D  L  Carson  nisr 

COURTNEY  THOMAS  L,  lumber 
manufacturer,  sawmill  near 
Cloudcroft 

First  State  Bank,  H  M  Vickery 
ores,  Chas  Bonnell  vice-pres,  H 
F  ]\lueller  vice-pres  &  cshr 

Fite  B  Mrs,  fur  rms  meals 

Glenville  J  H,  bakery  rest 

Hansen  R  A.  groc  meats 

HENDRIX  W  J,  feed,  livery,  trans- 
fer 

Killer  R  D,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Interstate    Realty    Agency,    J  M 

Poss  mgr 
Lodge  The  (hotel),  E  P  &  S  W  Ry 

Co  pro|)s 
.Mi'Clure  C  R,  blksmith  constable 
Mel  liodist  Episcopal  Church.  Rev 

W  H  Sininions  [)aslor 
MUELLER  H  F,  vic.»-|.res  and  .'-hr 

l-'irsl  Slatt'  liank.  notary  public 


Platee,  Loafer  Railing.  CoaUaoiiarfl'  ^ifiM* 
corre«pocid«Bice,  with  Specitlcations. 


THE  SLACK-nOHNER  BRASS  MFG.  CO. 

DENVER.  C0L0RAO|> 


ItSS  BLAKE  STREET 


Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
610-611  IWIIIs  Building 


El  Paso,  Texas 


CLOUDCROFT 


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GLOYIS 


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MYERS  CO  THE,  Chas  Bonnell 
lUiiv.  whol  aiiii  retail  liardware, 
ini{) lenient s  and  wagons 

Nininio  Sanil.  deputy  sherifT 

Oklen  Geo.  billiards 

Pittman  T  J,  groc  meats 

Poss  J  M,  confecty  notions 

REDIC  C  A,  real  estate,  insur- 
ance, notary  public 

Reding-  I  J,  livery 

Snodgrass  Belle  B  Mrs,  postmas- 
ter 

Snod grass  Jno,  barber 

Stephen  C  I.  Mrs,  boarding  house 

Williams  A  E,  shemkr 


W'olfinger  G  J  Go,  W  W  Buckner 
mgr  dry  gds  clotliing 


CLOVERDALE. 

PostofTice  in  Grant  county,  150 
miles  southwest  of  Silver  Gity, 
the  county  'seat.  Farming  arid 
stock  raising  the  principal  indus- 
tries. Population  50.  Altitude 
5,000  feet. 

Bramlett  N  N,  genl  mdse 
Eader  U  W.  stage  line 
SANFORD  MRS  CORA  A,  post- 
master 


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ADMIRAL  WELDING  SHOP 


JEFF  D.  BRYANT,  Prop. 


Acetylene  Welding.  We  Weld  Any  Break  of  Any 
Size  in  Any  ietal  at  Any  Time 


USED  GARS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD 


GLOVIS 


NEW  MEXIGO 


CLOVIS. 

Gotinty  seat  of  Gurry  county,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  103  miles 
from  Roswell  and  109  miles  from  Amarillo.  Texas.  Clovis  is  the 
freight  and  passenger  point  on  three  divisions  of  the  Santa  Fe;  the 
Chicago-Pacific  transcontinental  line;  the  Galveston  division  and 
the  Pecos  Valley  line.  It  is  the  largest  railroa<l  center  in  New  Mex- 
ico, with  a  monthly  payroll  of  $75,000.  It  has  the  Santa  Fe  machine 
shops,  the  largest  west  of  Topeka,  whic^i  employs  approximately 
500  men,  an  ice  plant  of  125  tons  daily  capacity,  a  modern  two-story 
depot,  one  of  the  largest  Fred  Harvey  hotels  an<l  eating  houses 
which  cost  $100,000.  and  a  Santa  Fe  Hospital,  which  cost  $125,000. 
a  new  $75,000  high  school  building.  It  has  municipally  owned  elec- 
tric lights,  water  works,  sewerage  and  other  modern  conveniences. 
Glovis  is  the  gateway  from  the  lower  to  the  ui)per  plains  country. 
It  is  also  the  gateway  ipto  New  Mexico  and  to  the  famous  Pecos 
Valley.  It  is  a  big  trading  point  of  a  thickly  settled  farming  and 
stockraising  section.  It  is  also  a  large  shipping  point  for  Herefonl 
cattle,  the  stock  that  makes  Gurry  county  famous.  While  stock- 
raising  leads  as  the  most  important  industry,  wheat  is  a  close  sec- 
ond, with  broom  corn  and  hogs  coming  next.  Crop  failures  here  are 
unknown.  'J'he  business  men  ami  citi/ens  here  are  good,  enter- 
prising pe(>ple.     Population  ('..OOO.    Altilutle   i.JOO  feet.  


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 

ELECTRICAL  ENGINEERS,  CONTRACTORS  FOR  POWER  PLANTS.  SWITCHBOARD  BUILDERS 
JOBBERS    OF^    EX/ERYTHIING  ELECTRICAL 


ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 

,  WE  HAVE  EVERYTHING  FOR  THE  HOME— INCLUDING 

CARPETS  AND  HARDWARE 
EL  PASO  TEXAS 


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CLOVIS 


'     THE  ANTLERS  HOTEL 

MRS.  M.  LYONS,  Prop. 

European     Dining  Room  in  Connection 

Baths  Hot  and  Cold  Running  Water  Steam  Heat 

CLOVIS,  NEW  MEXICO 

J.  C.  BEillY  &  C9. 

ARCHITECTS 


Amarillo,  Texas 


HAROLD  WALSH,  Mgr.  Clovis  Office 

Clovis,  New  Mexico 


A  T  &  S  F  Hospital,  Dr  H  A  Miller 

phys  in.  charge 
ADMIRAL  WELDING  SHOP,  JefT 

D  Bryant  prop,  acetylene  weld- 

\l\cr 

ANTLERS  CAFE,  II  L  Haney  prop 
ANTLERS  HOTEL,  Mrs  M  Lyons 
prop 

Arlington  Hotel,  J   H  Thornton 
prop 

Austin  A  B  &  Co,  groc 
Baker  Bros  Agency,  real  est  ins 
Baker  C  C.  notary  jniblic 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  G  E  Kennedy 
pastor 

Barris  Harry,  cement  contr 
Barry  Hardware  Co,  J  H  Barry 
mgr 

BERRY  J  C  &  CO,  Harold  Walsh 
mgr,  architects 

Bell  A  J.  groc  meats 

Bickley  J  M,  co  supt  schools 

Board  J  W.  [diys 

Fiooth  (."t  PaUcrson,  rest 

Bowmen  W  H.  r  r  and  exp  agt 

Boyer  E  W.  supt  public  schools 

Boyle  J  W,  real  est 


Bratton  Saml  G.  district  judge 
Briscoe  J  B,  train  master  A  T  & 
S  F  Ry 

Broome  W  G  ^Irs.  millinery  ladies 
wearing  apparel 

BRYANT  JEFF  D,  prop  Admiral 

Welding  Shop 
Carrington  &  Fimple,  barbers 
CARTER-ROBINSON  ABSTRACT 

CO  (inc  ),  E  H  Robinson  >ec 
Catholic    Church,    Rev  Bernard 

Espelage  priest 
Catt  &  Suthcrlin    B  J  Catt.  W  D 

Sutherlin) ,  real  est 

Central  Meat  Co,  Kroboth  Houk 
props 

Chalfant  Geo  W.  supt  Clovis  Elec- 
tric Light  c"^:  Walcr  \\'orks  l)ep( 
CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE,  C  W 

Harrison  pres.  .lohn  H  Barry 

vice-pres.  1)  W  Jones  sec,  J  C 

Nelson  Ireas 
Chapman  E  M.  denfist 
Chenowelh  Addie.  steno  mdary 
Christ  inn  Church.   Rev   I   N  .Icit 

pastor 


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OUT  DOOR  ADVERTISING 


PAINTING,  DECORATING,  ANTO  PAINTING 

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CITIZENS  BANK  OF  CLOVIS,  Geo 

W  Siiiuloton  pres.  Chas  E  Den- 
nis virc-pres,  Cash  Ramey  vice- 
pres,  S  A  Jones  cshr.  L  C  Pefrce 
asst  cshr,  F  B  Herod  asst  cshr, 
capital  and  surplus  §60.000.00 
City  Drug-  Co,  J  Foster  Scott  sec 
City  Hospital,  Miss  E  F  Hunter 
supt 

Clovis  Auto  Co.  Edvv  Gray  prop  • 
C'-Ovis  Buick  Co,  J  A  Nichols  mgv 
Clovis  Building  &  Loan  Assn,  G  A 

Scheurich  sec 
Clovis  Co-operative  Store,  W  T 

Bevel  mgr  groc 
-'Clovis  Cream  &  Produce  Co,  O  M 


^er  prop 


UJ 


UJ 


Academy    (T  L 

Light  &  Water 
Geo  W  Chalfant 


CO 
UJ 


Reese  mgr 
Clovis  Dancing- 
Harper) 
Clovis  EhM^ric 
Work's  Dept, 
supt 

Clovis  Furniture  &  Undertaking 

Co,  R  M  Bishop  pres 
Clnvis    Ice    Cream    &  Bottling 

Works.  G  A  Campbell  prop 
CLOVIS  JOURNAL,  J  R  Hull  ed,  E 

E  Hull  pub 
Clovis  Mill  &  Elevator  Co,  Lester 

Stone  sec 
Clovis  Milling-  Co,  J  B  Waits  prop 
CLOVIS  NATIONAL  BANK,  Alex 

Shipley  lU'cs,  J  C  Nelson  vice- 

pres  and  cshr 
Clovis  News  (\v),  Edw  L  Manson 

luiblr 

CLOVIS  STEAM  LAUNDRY,  W  F 

Swart  /  prop  , 
Clovis   Title  &  Abstract  Co  ( I  b 

r>lackmore,  C  C     H  E  Baker) 
Comer  J  B.  carp 
Continental  Oil  Co.  W  A 
mgr 


Coplen  L  G,  soft  drinks 
Cotter  Hotel,  Mrs  R  H  Mi: 
Cox  L  C  , dentist 
Crane  &  Campbell,  barbers 
Crescent  Hotel,  W  Brown  prop 
Croft  Music  Co.  Musin  Croft  prop 

CURLESS  BERT,  painter  and  pa- 
perhanger,  auto  and  sign 
painter 

Curran  Ella  Miss,  steno  notary 
CURREN  AGENCY   (W  J  &  A  E 

Currenj,  real  estate,  insurance, 
oil  leases 
Curren  W  J,  U  S  Comr 
Dean  S  D,  co  sherilT 
Decker  &  Nicodemus  '  J  H  Decker. 
E  Nicodemus),  Motor  Inn  Ga- 
rage 

Denh'of  JewM^lry  Co,  J  R  Denhof 
prop 

Dennis  Bros,  real  est,  live  stock 
DENNIS  CHAS  E,  vice-pres  Citi- 
zens Bank 
Dennis  Fred  E.  lawyer 
Dillon  A  L.  phys,  co  (S:  city  health 
oHicer 

Dillon  &  Dillon,  physicians 
Dobbs  Oscar,  city  mgr  and  eng 
Duckworth  W  H.  confecty 
Eastern  New  Mexico  Theatre  Sup- 
ply Co.  ILardwick  Bros  props 
Eastman  E  B,  groc 
Edgar  J  V  Mrs.  furn  rooms 
Elks  Club  B  P  O  E  No  F  B 

Herod  sei^ 
El  Llano  Hotel.  C  C 
Episcopal  l^.hurch. 
Brander  rector 

^  F arris  J  C.  carp 
Clark  I  Fi.lelity  ^:  Deposit  Co  of  Md.  E  H 
Robinson  agt 


Justus 
Rev 


prop 
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THE  THORNTON-RIDINGTON  GO.,  Inc.,  Gallup,  N.  M, 

(ABSTRACTERS) 

^  Photographto  Set  of  County  Records  of  iVIcKinley  County,  New  Wexloo 


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J.  MORTON,  Field  Mgr. 


J.  WALKER  HUNTER.  Sec.-Treas. 


NEW  FIELD  OIL,  LEA5£  AND  REALTY  GO. 

Farms,  Ranches  and  City  Property,  Rentals  and  Insurance. 
•  No  deal  too  small  to  consider;  none  to  large  to  handle. 
We  Make  a  Specialty  of  Oil  Leases,  and  Keep  Posted  on 
all  Development  in  the  States  of  Texas  and  New  Mexico. 


Phone  26 


105^  South  Main 


GLOVIS 


NEW  MEXICO 


FIRST   NATIONAL  BANK,   C  W 

Harrison  pres.  (r  P  Kuykendall 
vice-pres,  H  Y  Overstreet  vice- 
pres,  L  B  Gregg  cshr,  Joe  Hew- 
ett  asst  Cshr,  A  F  Head  asst 
cshr 

Fitzhugh  J  S.  lawyer 
Fitzhugh  J  S  &  D  K,  oil  leases 
Fox  Roht.  cigars 

GIBSON  H  R,  osteopatl;u£>hysician 
Gillenwater  \Vm  A,  lawyer,  city 
atty 

Gran  Quivera  Hotel,  Jno  O  Pritch- 
ard  mgr 

Grisamore  S  &  Co,  ladies'  wearing 

apparjel 
Gurlev  A  L  Broom  Corn  Co 
Hale  i  T,  groc 

Hanev  R  L.  prop  Anf  lors  Cafe 
HARRIS  FURNITURE  CO,   W  H 

Harris  prop 
Harris  L  B,  sheet  iron  work 
Harvey  Fred,  news  stand 
Havener  W  A,  lawyer 
Hazplwood  Lee.  transfer 
HEROD  F  B,  asst  cshr  Citizens 

Bank 

HOCKENHULL  A  W,  lawyer,  city 

attorney 
Houk  Ned,  groc 
Houston  K  J.  meat  market 
Howell  Oil  Co  (E  L  c^-  W  Howell) 
Humphrey  Dairy,  T  D  &  Jno  Hum- 
phrey proi)s 
HUNTER   J    WALKER,    sec  and 
treas  Now  FuMd  Oil,  Lease  & 
Realtv  Co 
Hurd  E  H.  bakery 
Jackman-l^arker  Motor  Co 
Jernigan  F  T  <S:  Co,  jewelers  op- 
ticians 

Johnson  &  Sullivan,  groc 


JONES   D  W,   sec   Chamber  of 

Commerce 

JONES  S  A,  cshr  Citizens  Bank 

Jones  Tlios  W.  vet  surgeon 

JONES  &  LINDLEY,  autos,  sup- 
plies, repairs 

Joyce-Pruitt  Co,  C  C  Callicott  mgr 
whol  grocers 

Keegan  A  M  Mrs,  rest 

Keen  &  Brian,  blksmiths 

Keithley  S  L,  groc 

Kemp  Lumber  Co,  Milton  Brown 
Jr  res  mgr 

Kendall  Dry  Goods  Co,  Miss  L  E 
Kendall  mgr 

Kentucky  Iron  Works  (Jno  T 
Burton,  W  R  Boydstun) 

Keyes  M  W  Mrs,  groc 

King  H  J,  barber 

Kiser  Callie  Mrs,  lunch  room 

Krabotli  &  Houk.  meat  market 

LATTA  J  A  GROCER  CO  inc) 
Lester  Stone  pros.  Cash  Ramey 
vice-pres,  J  W  Wilkinson  sec, 
whol  groceries.  Hour,  produce, 
hay,  grain,  feed,  fruit 

Lewis  Jno  H.  chief  fire  dept 

LITTLE  SMART  SHOP  THE, 
Daisy  Rainbolt  prop,  millinery. 
Phone  155 

Lone  Star  Lumber  Co,  W  F  Love 
sec-treas 

Long-Bell  Lumber  Co.  W  B  Cra- 
mer local  mgr 

Luikart  W  1  &  Co.  dry  gds  cloth- 
ing 

Lyceum   i'heatre,  Hardwick  Bros 
^ props 

Lvnn  i'v:  Wit  hcivspoon,  groc 
LYONS  M  MRS,  prop  Antlers  Ho- 
le! 

McClelland  J  C.  phys  mayor 


PUTE  GLASS,  BURGLARY  AND  AUTO:flOBlLE  INSURANCE 

la  the  M:\V  JIORSF.V  FIlllOLlTV  A.\U  I'l.ATK  <;i.A.SS  l.%Sl  U^M'K  i  O.  4 

Liberal  PoUcies  and  Prompt  Adjustments.    For  Territory  In  New  Mexico  write  to 


WALTER  S.  McCLAIN,  Gen.  Agt. 


512  California  Bide,  Denver.  Colo 


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Ji^ifiNmtioik.    CorrMpoB4«no«  Solicited.    l/ow  Prlc««  »nd  Qm^snt 


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HILL  H.  PATTSSe: 

FIELD  AND  mm  SEED 


WILL  H.  PATTISON,  Mgr. 


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Glovis, 


New  Mexico 


Ma?j:ic  City  Furniture  &  Under- 
taking- Co,  A  W  Johnson  mgr 

Malone  F  M,  barber 

Mandell  Clothing  &  Dry  Goods 
Co,  A  Mandell  mgr 

Ma.sterson  Mercantile  Co,  genl 
nidse 

Mathews  B  Mrs,  furij  rooms 

Mayiiard  Geo  K,  phys 

Meilon  Edwin,  blksimth 

Metliodisi  Church,  Rev  R  B  Free- 
man pastor 

Miller  &  Crawford,  cleand  and 
p  ress 

Morgan  Hotel,  Wm  Morgan  prop 

Morgan  .J  S,  county  treas 

MORTON  L  J,  lield  mgr  New  Field 
Oil,  Lease  &  Realty  Co 

Moss  Benj  F,  asst  postmaster 

Moss  Carl,  produce 

MOTOR  INN  GARAGE  (J  H  Deck- 
er, E  Xicodemus  .  auto  repairs, 
accessories  and  tires 

Mtn  States  T  &  T  Co,  F  \V  Meyers 
<'xch  mgr 

Move  I)  L.  chi^'f  ])oli('e 

NEW  FIELD  OIL,  LEASE  &  REAL- 
TY CO,  J  \\'alk«'r  Hunter  sec 
and  treas,  [.  J  Morton  lield  mgr. 
real  estate,  insurance,  ml  leases 

New  Mexico  ( lont^MMMice  of  Seventh 
Day  Advent  1st s,  L  J  Black  sec- 
treas  ^ 

New  Mexico  Conservatory  of  Mu- 
sic. Musin  Croft  director 

New  M^'xico  Land.  Oil  &  Ofittle 
C(»  (1*:  L  Mi'C.auh^y.  J  .1  Carson^ 

Now  M*'\ico  Mutual  Lif<»  ^:  Aid 
Assn.  C  C<  Hak^'r  >»'<'-Fngr 

Now  Mexico  Tiacf  Society.  L  J 
niack  >.'.•-!  'a- 

NEW  PROGRESSIVE  SHOE  SHOP 
(      !•>  W'llivi  r-.Mi    ,-ii.M'iiiakcr  i 


NEW  STATE  AUTO  CO,  T  L  Helm 

mgr,   auto   supplies,   oils  and 

gasoline 
Nichols  R  E,  phtog 
Noble  J  P,  justice  peace  police 

magistrate 
NUNN  ELECTRIC  CO,  G  E  Jones 

mgr 

OGG  &  BOSS  CAFE  (Wm  M  Ogg. 

E  Boss),    the   leading  Clovis 

restaurant 
Ohio  House,  Mrs  Alice  Skala  prop 
Oklahoma  Hotel,  E  E  Baugh  prop 
Osborne  I  B  L,  millinery 
Overby  C  L,  carp 
Parker  Earl  C,  prin  High  School 

PATTISON   WILL   H   SEED  CO, 

Will  H  Pattison  mgr 
Patton  &  Hatch,  lawyers 
Pendergrass  W  Mrs.  furn  rooms 
Peterson  f],  co  agric  agt 
PETREE  L  C,  asst  eshr  Citizens 

Bank 
Phelps  Thos.  groc 
Pierce  Dry  Goods  Co,  Jas  P  Pierce 

f>rop 

Pierce  Hotel,  J  P  Pierce  prop 
Plains  Buying  &  Selling  Assn,  F 

B  Payne  mgr.  groc  coal  grain 
Presbyterian   Church,    Rev   T  P 

Holitleld  pastor 
Price  &  Bishop,  cigars  confecty 
Progressive  Amusement  Co,  E  R 

Hardwick 
Railway  Ice  Co.  T  E  RiefT  mgr 
Rainbolt  Daisy,  prop  Little  Smart 

Sh(»p 

RAMEY  CASH,  vicc-pres  Citizens 
Hank 

Hamcy  i*s:  W  ilkinson,  real  est 
RAPP  MONUMENT  CO,  .1  C  Rapp 

prop  


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Incrta.se  your  carr\ in^r  o:ip;ioit.v  and  roiluce  your 
haulirifr  (M>sts. 
TROY  TUAH.r.H   S.VI-I^S  COMTANY 
Distributors  Troy  Trail. rs.  S.nu-Tr;ulcrs, 
Miami  Liyht  Trailrrs 

DI^WER.  COLOHADO 


TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc. 


STOCKS 


OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  National  Bank  BuUdingr 

CUisper  and  Rawlins,  Wyo.        DENVER      Cheyenne  and  Laramie,  Wyo. 


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RAPP  MONUMENT  CO. 


J.  C.  RAPP,  Proprietor 

Dealers  In 


\    Artistic  barbie  and  Granite  Memorials 

LAWN  AND  CEMETERY  IRON  FENCING 

Prlven,  Material,  AVorkiiianNhip  Fully  Guaranteed 
Your   Corre.spondenee  Solicited 

210  W  Grand  Ave.  CLOVIS,  NEW  MEXICO 


"Tom 

LIVERY  m  FEED  STABLE 
Horses  and  iules  Bougtit  and  Sold 


PRIVATE  SALE  OR  AUCTION 
Phone  45     Res.  Phone  481 


CLOVIS 


NEW  MEXICO 


Reagan-Doughton  Land  Co  (E  W 
Reagan,  \V  H  Doughton) 

Reidori^  Hotel,  Mrs  McEarland 
prop 

Reese  0  M,  produce  hides 
Roach  Goo,  county  assessor 

ROBERTS-DEARBORNE  HARD- 
WARE CO,  (iro  U  Huberts  mgr. 
hardware,  implements,  plumb- 
-  ing 

ROBERTS  TIRE  SERVICE,  E  B 

Roberts    proi),    tiros,  r<'pairs, 

vulcanizing 
Robinson  R  O,  photog 
Rodes-Bradley  Co,  xV  J  Rodes  mgr 

dry  goods 

ROSS  TOM,  livery  and  feed  stable 
horses  mulos 

Rovvells  &  Reese,  lawyers 

Santa  Fe  Eating  House  &  Dining 
Car  System,  Jno  O  Pritchard  lo- 
cal mgr 

Sasser  E  L,  harness  and  shoomkr 
Scheurioh  Agonoy,  C  A  Seheurich 

prop  roal  est 
Scott  J  F,  phys 

Searcy  A  L,  paintor  paporhanger 
Silcox  Chas  II,  roal  o^t 
Siinmn?is  W  II.  sliccf  nu'lal  works 


Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  R  H 
Shapland  mgr 

SINGLETON  GEO  W,  pres  Citi- 
zens Bank 

Skarda  Motor  Co,  J  S  Skarda  mgr 

Slaughter  J  J,  rest 

Sloan  Tire  &  Vulcanizing  Co, 
Sloan  &  Graham  props 

Smith  Clyn,  phys 

Smith  L  E,  blksmith 

Smith  Realty  Co  (J  A  Smith) 

SMITH  &  HYATT,  tailors,  clothing 
Smyer  C  E,  supt  A  T  &  S  F  R  R 
Snolson  R  C,  wagon  yard 
Southwestern    Drug    Co,    W  H 

Duckworth  prop 
Springtield      Wells,  real  est 
Stalcup  W  T.  city  treas 
Steed  C  V,  undertaker  co  probate 

judge 

Stephens  J  M,  groc  feed 
Stewart  Land  Co  [J  W  Stewart,  H 

Boll) 
Story  E  A,  shoes 

Stroud  Roonung  House,  Mrs  R  D 

(iribblo  prop 
'I'agadcr  E  E.  city  clork 
Tat  um  v'v:  ( irowdon.  (kury 


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THB  COLORADO 
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DENVER,  CXX.OfLAJ>0 


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LOUIS  ANOIRSON.  SiC.-TlIAS. 

Mfn.  •!  B«Bk.  Off ict.  St*r«  aaJ  Bu  Fbtw«a 

8oda  FonntalnSf  Table*  and  Chairs 

OfUce  and  Factory: 
1232-46  Arapahoe  St.         DenTer,  CMa. 

 Telephone  Main  59.  


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COLFAX 


J.  R.  WHITE 


A.  J.  CLABAUGH 

J.  R.  WHITE 


JAMES  MAY 


I  >  .^oior  Gar  Ignition,  Starting  and  Lighting  Systems 

REPAIR  STATION 
AUTOMOBILES,  ACCESSORIES  AiMD  SUPPLIES 

Delco,    Remy,   Klaxon,   Wagner,    Westinghouse,   Autolitej  Bijur, 
Atwater-Kent,  Connecticut,  Ford,  Splitdorf,  Dixie, 
Bosch,  Eisman  Systems 

Hagerman  and  Pile  Streets 

CLOVrS  NEW  MEXICO 


Taylor  Tire  &  Battery  Go,  Jno  F 

Taylor  prop 
Taylor  W  H,  sec  public  school  bd 
Temple  C  L  Mrs,  groc 
Tennessee  Hotel,  J  F  Glidewell 

prop 

Terrel  &  Thomas,  furniture 
Texas  Co,  H  L  Murphy  agt 
Thornton  J  H,  tinner 
Tremblay  J  C,  tailor 
Turner     Lucy     Miss,  millinery 

dressmkr 
Union  Mortgage  Co,  C  E  Dennis 

see-treas 
Wagner  A  B,  postmaster 

WALSH  HAROLD,  mgr  J  C  Berry 
&  Co 

Westerfield  J  B,  phys 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,  W  H  Simon 
mgr 

WHITE  J  R,  automobiles,  sup- 
plies, accessories,  repairs,  stor- 
age, batteries 

White  L  Ansel  Co,  oil  development 

White  M  R,  dairy 

Whiting  A  J,  dry  gds 

Wiedmann  A,  shoes 

W'ilkerson  F  E  (New  Progressive 
Shoe  Shop; 

WILKINSON  J  W,  sec  J  A  Latta 
(irocerCo 

Wisdom  J  W,  wagon  and  feed  yard 

Wood  H  M,  dep  sheritV 

Woods  W  T,  auto  tires  battery 
service 

Young  }{  F,  farm  loans 

Zerwer  W  C,  county  clerk 


CLYDE. 

PostofTice  in  Socorro  county,  28 
miles  south  of  Socorro  the  county 
seat  and  3  miles  east  of  San  Mar- 
cial,  the  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  560.  Alti- 
tude 4,600  feet. 

Barela  Jose  G,  carp 
Gutierrez  Jose  E,  stage  line 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

E.  B.  Candelaria  pastor 
PACHECO  A  L,  genl  mdse,  live 

stock,  postmaster 


COAL  BASIN. 

On  a  branch  of  the  A..  T.  &  S. 
F.  Ry.,  \h  miles  northwest  of 
Gallup,  the  nearest  banking  point. 

Diamond  Coal  Co  The,  B  B  Han- 
ger genl  mgr  Peter  Westwater 
mine  supt  J  V  ]\IcClenathan  mgr 
genl  mdse  store 


COLFAX. 


Station  and  postoflice  in  Col- 
fax county.  32  miles  southwest  of 
Raton,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
at  crossing  of  El  Paso  &  South- 
western Ry.,  and  six  miles  south- 
east of  Dawson,  the  banking 
point. 


CHRISTIAN   F  S, 

chandis(\  hotel 
postmaste  r 


general  mer- 
auto  livery, 


Largest  Business  School  in  the  Rooky 
Mountain  Section 
2,000  Calls  for  OlUce  Help  Yearly 
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KANSAS  CITY  STRUCTURAL  STEEL  CO. 

STRUCTURAL  STEEL  FOR  BUILDINGS  AND  BRIDGES.  OIL  STORAGE  TANKS 
COMPLETE  REFINERY  EQUIPMENT  KANSAS  CITY,  MISSOURI 


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COLUMBUS 


F.    S.   CHRISTIAN.  Prop. 

DAILY  AUTO  LINE  COLFAX  TO  DAWSON 


We  meet  all  trains  at  Colfax.  Spe- 
cial trips  to  all  points.-  Hotel  Col- 
fax in  connection.  Good  hotel  and 
auto  service  for  Commercial  Men. 


COLFAX 


NEW  MEXICO 


COLFAX  GARAGE,  F  S  Christian 
prop 

Corev  H  E.  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
HOTEL  COLFAX,  F  S  Christian 
prop 

Walsh  Grace,  prin  public  school 


COLMOR. 

Postofllce  and  small  town  in 
Colfax  county,  on  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  11  miles  south  of  Springer, 
the  banking  point.  Sheep  and 
cattle  raising  the  principal  indus- 
tries. Population  75.  Altitude 
5,900  feet. 

Colmor  Hotel,  Long  &  Polo  props 
Colmor  Irrigation  &  Land  Co,  W 

H  Wolff  pres 
Dow  W  A,  genl  mdse  lumber  hides 
Henton  M  F  S,  J'ustict  peace 
Lester  Thos,  auto  reprs 
Long  Leonard,  phvs 
Merritt  H  B,  agt  Santa  Fe  Ry 
Naramore  F  A,  civil  eng 
Polo  Jacob,  auto  reprs 


Regensberg  Maurice,  postmaster 
Regensberg  Merc  Co,  genl  mdse 


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COLONIAS. 

Postofllce  in  Guadalupe  county, 
18  miles  northwest  of  Santa  Rosa, 
on  the  E.  P.  &  S,  W.  R.  R.,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Stock  raising  is  the 
leading  industry.  Population  of 
neighborhood  350. 

Baca  Leonardo,  architect 
Gallegos  Fidel,  blksmith  notary 
GALLEGOS  JOSE  D,  postmaster 
Martinez  G  U,  prin  school 
Martinez  Miguel,  genl  mdse  jus- 
tice peace 
Pacheca  Felipe,  live  stock 
Pena  Federico,  agric  implts 
Romero  Frank  C,  genl  mdse 
Romero  Librado,  genl  mdse 
Ulibarri  Pedro,  live  stock 
Ulibarri  Placido,  live  stock 
Ulibarri  Santiago,  live  stock 
I'rban  Marcos,  genl  mdse 


COLUMBUS. 

A  new  and  rapidly  growing  town  in  Luna  county,  located  on 
the  E.  P.  &  S.  W.  R.  R.,  '74  miles  west  of  El  Paso,  Texas,  and  143 
miles  east  of  Douglas,  Arizona,  and  throughout  this  extent  of  217 
miles  it  is  the  only  Government  port  of  entry  to  the  United  States 
from  Old  ^Mexico.  Within  a  few  miles  of  Columbus  are  rich  deposits 
of  silver,  lead,  zinc  and  copper,  as  well  as  some  of  the  finest  marble 
and  onyx  to  be  found  in  the  s'^'Uhwest.  There  is  an  abundance  of 
good  land  to  be  had  cheap  and  also  some  Government  land  for  home- 
steading  near  Columbus.  Water  may  be  obtained  for  irrigation 
from  wells  varying  in  depth  from  10  to  200  feet,  with  a  flow  up  to 
3,500  gallons  per  minute.  This  water  can  be  had  at  a  comparatively 
small  cost  per  acre.  Alfalfa,  milo  maize,  sweet  potatoes,  beans, 
melons,  cantaloupes  and  v.^sietables,  also  all  varieties  of  fruit,  yu'ld 
handsome  returns.  Oil  and  gas  were  discovered  during  1915.  Alti- 
tude 4.052  feet.    Popnladon  1.000  civilians.  .'">.000  sohlitM-s.   


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Agapilo  Angel,  billiards 

Anderson  J  W,  groc 

BAZAAR  THE  (Inc),  \Vm  Klein 

mgr.  dry  goods,  clothing 
BLAIR  J   R,   mgr   Columbus  & 

Western  New  Mexico  Townsite 

Co,  mayor' 
Blair  Treva  Miss,  notary  steno 
Blanchard  H,  bakery  confecty 
Bowers  E  W,  shooting  gallery 
Brazil  P  B,  photog 
Breen  J  H,  marshal  dep  sheriff 
Burkhead  L  L,  postmaster 
Campbell  \V  E,  auto  reprs 
Capin  &  Son,  tailorc 
Card  L  M,  real  est 
Carney  Frank  J,  plumber 
Carreon  Juan,  billiards  cigars 
Carroll  &  Norwood,  furn  hdw 
Carter  C,  tailor 
Carter  H  S,  groc 
Chadburn  D  J,  county  comr 
Charlie  Hung,  rest- 
Collin  Rebecka,  prin  school 
Cole  T  J.  justice  peace  U  S  Comr 
Columbus    Bottling    Works,  A 

Block  prop 
Columbus  Chamber  of  Commerce, 

J  R  Blair  pres 
Columbus   Courier    (w),  Wilson 

Kilgore  ed 
Columbus  Drug  Co,  I  C  Green 

prop 

Columbus  Fuel  Co,  (Wm  Klein  M 

R  Coleman) 
Columbus    Furniture    Co,    H  H 

(iinsberg  mgr 
Columbus  Ice  &  Electric  Co,  E 

Frederickson  prop 
Columbus   Oil   Exchange,  Frank 

Manzinaros  mgr 
Columbus  Plumbing  Co,  J  H  Cox 

prop 

COLUIVIBUS  STATE  BANK,  J  L 

Greenwood  t)res.  W  C  Hoover 
vice-pres,  A  J  Weld  cshr,  cap- 
ital $25,000.00 
Columbus  Stej'ni  Laundry 
Columbus  Tel  GO,  Harry  Burton 
mgr 

Columbus  Theatre,  J  L  Green- 

wooil  {)r(»p 
COLUMBUS  &  WESTERN  NEW 

MEXICO  TOWNSITE  CO,  (J  11 

lilair,   L    llrllbn-.i    J    R  lilair 
mgr.  real  esfale 
Dallon  .liiM.  drinks 


Dean  Jas  T  Co,  groc 
Deen  Edwin  G,  city  elk 
Dix  Nick,  rest 
Doby  M  L,  blksmith 
Edwards  &  Sommer,  ladies'  wear- 
ing apparel 
Evans  -A  J,  autos 
Fein  S,  clothing 
Field  W  C,  phvs 

FIRST   NATIONAL   BANK,   A  F 

Kerr  pres.  G  W  Powers  viee- 
pres,  W  C  Franklin  cshr 

Flora  &  Orr,  notions 

Foxworth-Galbraith  Co,  T  J  Cole 
local  mgr  lumber 

Frost  A  D,  hdw  furniture 

Garnor  J,  U  S  Mounted  Inspector 
of  Customs 

Goar  G  H,  meat  mkt 

Goldstein  Max,  shoemkr 

Gordon  Benj,  ladies'  wearing  ap- 
parel 

Green  I  C,  drugs 

Greenwood  J  L,  town  treas 

Harris  Ice  Cream  Co,  B  Y  Harris 
prop 

Hazen  M.  billiards 

Hobbs  W  I.  conir  and  bldr 

HOOVER  HOTEL,  .Mrs  J  M  Hollo- 

wav  prop 
Hotel  Clark,  J  J  Clark  prop 
International   Printing  Co,   L  G 

Lopez  prop 
Jackson  Jos,  rest 
Johnson  E  O  &  R  P,  groc 
Johnson    Zeno    M,    prop  Parlor 

Drug  Store 
King  W  G.  confecty  notions 
Lacouture  E,  billiards 
Lawrence  O  I'],  r  r  agt 
L<;bow  B      Co,  jewelers 
Mc Curdy  W  N,  jeweler 
Marl  in  Ida  Mrs,  rest 
Mendoza  Ray,  barber 
Miller  Chas  L.  dentist 
MilhM-  R  L,  dentist 
Molinar  Laureano,  groc 
Monlelongo  Tomas,  groc 
Moody  W  L.  dry  gils  clothing  groc 
Moore  J  A,  ins  real  est 
Moore  Jno  L.  lawyer 
Orr  \'   .Mtmtgomery.   soft  drinks 
I'alV  Jas.  iiodoiis  ciuars 
Page  \V  R.  eonlr  and  bldr 
Paloiuas  Land  iS:  Cattle  Co,  cien- 

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EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO. 

CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
General  Office:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEQA8 


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BROWN  BROTHERS  GARAGE 

G.  C.   BROAVX,  Mnnneer 

General  Repairs,  Auto  Accessories, 
Tires,  Tubes,  Oils  and  Gas, 
Auto  Livery 

„  Work  Guaranteed 

COROXA  NEW  MEXICO 


PARLOR  DRJG  STORE,  Zeno  M 
Johnson  prop,  drugs,  confec- 
tionery, cigars,  stationery 
Pavis  F  E,  soft  drinks 
Peach  &  Peach,  milk  depot 
Ping  W  S,  rest 
Pon  Don.  rest 
Powers  C  W,  drugs 
Prewitt  J  A,  real  "est 
Puchi  Bros  Go,  genl  mdse 
Ravel  Saml  &  Bros,  genl  mdse 
Rex  Theatre,  J  L  Greenwood  prop 
Riggs  Lee  A,  dep  coUr  U  S  Cus- 
toms Service 
Rogers  G  R,  constable 
Simpson  P  A.  lawyer  notary 
Sosnov  L,  ladies'  wearing  apparel 
Tolias  Jno,  rest 

Tracy  &  Evans,  auto  filling  sta- 
tion 

Valley  Ice  &  Gold  Storage  Go,  Jay 

OT^oane  mgr 
Valley  Oil  Go,  E  G  Kniffin  genl 

mgr 

Wakefield  W  A,  shoemkr 

WALKER  J  L,  hardware,  auto  ac- 
cessories 

Wallace  Frank  H,  barber 

Western  Fnion  Tel  Go,  W  F  Mur- 
phy mgr 

White  J  F,  livery 

White  L  A,  cigars 

Yarbrough  N  J,  hay  grain 


seeds 


CONE. 


PostoMice 
counly,  ."{S 
Nara  Visa. 


and  t(nvn  in  Fnion 
mih\s  northwc^st  of 
the  shipping  and 
banking  i)nint.  »S  miles  south- 
west (d'  Clayton.  th(»  county  seat, 
l-'arming  and  stock  raising  tlie 
principal   industries  of  the  sur- 


rounding country.  Population 
50.    Altitude  3,800  feet. 

GhatTee  E  R.  stage  line 

Jeffery  W  C,  garage 

MAYTUM  WIVI,  blacksmith,  gas- 
oline and  oils,  windmills, 
pumping  outfits,  postmaster, 
notary 

MAYTUM  &  MOORE,  groceries 
Salazar  Eligo,  justice  peace 
United  Brethren  Church,  Rev  A 
Hubbard  pastor 


CONTRERAS. 

A  new  PostotTice  in  Socorro 
county. 


CORONA. 

A  growing  and  prosperous  town 
in  Lincoln  county,  on  El  Paso  & 
Southwestern  Ry.  Principal  in- 
dustries mining,  wool  growing 
and  cattle  raising.  Situated  in  a 
good  agricultural  district.  Has 
good  schools.  Population  350. 
Altitude  6,066  feet. 

Adams  INIary,  IT  S  Gomsnr  real  est 
Atkinson-Simpson  Go,  garage 
Baumester  A  T  !\rrs.  prin  s(^hoo! 
BROWN  BROTHERS  GARAGE,  G 
G  Brown,  mgr,  auto  repairs,  ac- 
cessories, tires,  livery 
Brown  G  G.  billiards  cigars 
CENTRAL  HOTEL,  Mrs  P  H  Mar- 
iner  pr(>p,    clean    beds,  good 
meals 

Gdiav(v.  Pablo,  billiards 
Continental  Oil  Co,  Robt  Finlcv 

ngt 

(-(M'ona  Queen   Mining  Go.  T  M 
I  Mibois  genl  mgr 


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Iron  Fences,  Fire  Escapes  and  Iron  Stairs  Our  Specialty 

E.  BURKHARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 


7S7-705  So.  Droud>Tay 


l*hou«  South  101 


ELECTRICAL  LIGHTING  FIXTURES 


DE9lO?rE»S  AND  M Alf UFACTURERS 

TEE  ALBEBT  SECHRIST  MFG.  CO. 


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CORREO 


188 


GOWLES 


E.  L,  MOULTON,  Pres. 


A.  W.  VARNEY,  Secy. 


COROHA  T 


CORONA,  NEW  MEXICO 

General  ierchandise 

DEALERS  IN  WOOL,  SHEEP  AND  CATTLE 


Corona  Townsite  Go.  F  A  &  T  M 

Dubois  props 
CORONA  TRADING  CO  (Inc),  E 

L  Moult  on  pres,  A  W  Varney 
sec,  general  merchandise,  wool, 
■  sheep,  cattle 

Davidson  E  F.  barber 

Davis  R  R,  phys  drugs 

HENRY  D  H,  cashier  Stockmen's 
State  Bank 

Hutch  ins  Nora  E,  postmaster 

JONES  H  B,  pres  Stockmen's 
State  Bank 

Kersey  P  H,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 

.Motliodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
R  LoBrotton  pastor 

MOULTON  E  L,  pres  Corona 
Trading  Go.  county  cornmis- 
sione^  Lincoln  county,  2d  dis- 
trict 

Prpsbyterian  Church,  Rev  J  A  Mc- 
Millon  pastor 

ROBERSON  H  R,  vice-pres  Stock- 
men's Stale  Bank 

STOCKWEN'S  STATE  BANK.  H 
B  Jones  pres.  H  R  Roberson 
vice-pres,  D  H  Henry  cshr 

Stone  .T  T.  phvs  drugs 

VARNEY  A  W,  sec  Corona  Trad- 
ing Go.  fire  insurance 

Wauson  Jos  &  Son,  groc  fuel  feed 

Wauson  W  P.  rest 

WESTERN  HOTEL,  Mrs  S  N  Live- 
ly prop,  good  accommodations 
md  meals 


CORREO. 

(Suwanec  Station.) 

PostotTice  in  Valencia  county. 
,30  miles  west  of  Los  Lunas,  the 
county  seat.  Albuquerque  is  the 
?i(\-ii'e^t     bankinir    point.  Stock 


raising  is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  150.  Altitude  4,500 
feet. 

Koser  M.  station  agt 
Walker  R  M,  genl  mdse  postmas- 
ter 


COSTILLA. 

An  important  town  in  Taos 
county,  five  miles  southeast  of 
Jaroso.  Colorado,  on  the  S.  L.  S. 
Ry.,  the  shipping  point.  San 
Acacio.  Colo.,  is  the  banking  point. 
Farming  and  sheep  raising  the 
industries.  Population  of"  pre- 
cinct 900.    Altitude  7.800  feet. 

Catholic  Church,  E  Barrett  priest 
De  Herera  Manuel,  genl  mdse 
Florez  Tiburcio.  genl  mdse 
Grubb  Jesse,  blksmith 
Manzanerez  E,  genl  mdse 
Meyer  W  F.  genl  mdse 
Ouintana  D,  notary 
Sisneros  TiConides.  billiards 
Tru.jillo  Lino,  collections 
TRUJILLO  LUCIA,  postmaster 


COWLES. 

Postoflice.  mining  camp  and 
summer  resort  on  the  Pecos  river 
in  San  Miguel  county,  27  miles 
north  of  Glorieta.  the  hearestrail- 
road  point.  Stock  raising  is  the 
principal  industrv.  Altitude  8.- 
000  feet.    Population  100. 

Daniels  G  A.  building  confr 
Fin  &  Feather  Glub,  T  M  Wingo 
pres 

McMullin    John,    freighter  and 


€^"WN  TAJJ  FACTORY  DENVERGAsTtiKiSsLtr-jfi. 

TMI  mOBVCTt,  KOOFINQ  MATEfllALS,  CREOSOTE  OIL  ANO  TAR  PntMmt 


The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co.  "no 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


COYOTE 


189 


CUBERO 


Pi»'rinan  Clia>.  brick  mason 
p(tr(illo  Matias,  Justice  peace 
V'\ES  GEO  A,  live  stock,  post- 
."niaster.  suninier  resort 
Wmsor  Henry,  live  stock 


COYOTE. 


Postoflice  in  Rio  Arriba  county, 
50  miles  south  of  Tierra  Amarilla, 
the  county  seat.  Chamita  is  the 
nearest  railroad  point  and  Espa- 
nola  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are 
the  principal  industries.  Popu- 
lation 1,500.    Altitude  7,000  feet.- 

Aranda  Antonio,  live  stock 
Archuleta  Francisco,  hay  grain 
Branch  Manuel,  gen  I  mdse 
Catholic  Church,  Rev  Jose  Pagot 
priest 

Herrera  Jose  A.  justice  peace 
SALAZAR  INEZ  C,  postmaster 
Sandoval  R.  hides  and  wool 
Serrano  Anlonro  ,live  stock 
Velasquez  Juan  M,  notary  public 
Velasquez  Thos,  blksmith 


CROWNPOINT. 

A  postoflice  in  McKinley  coun- 
ty, 28  miles  north  of  Thoreau,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  shin- 
ping  point,  and  41  miles  south- 
west of  Gallup  the  banking  point. 
Population  100.  Altitude  7,000 
feet. 

Boyd  H  D,  postmaster 

Boyd  &  Schuster,  Indian  traders 


CRYSTAL. 

Postoflice  in  San  Juan  county, 
on  the  Navajo  Indian  reservation, 
05  miles  southwest  of  Aztec,  the 
county  seat,  and  57  miles  north- 
west of  Ci:  Hup  the  nearest  rail- 
road and  ranking  point.  Popu- 
lation 4  whites.  Altitude  8,500 
feet. 

NEWCOMB  C  G,  postmaster,  In- 
dian trader 


CUATE8. 

Small  settlement  in  Union 
county,  28  miles  northwest  of 
Clayton,  on  the  C.  &  S.  Ry.,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Stock  and  sheep  rais- 
ing the  industries.  Altitude  5,- 
400  feet. 

Abeyta  M  D,  notary  public 
Beglev  G  T.  justice  peace 
ELLIS  ETTA  C,  postmaster 

CUBA. 

Postoflice  in  Sandoval  county, 
75  miles  northwest  of  Bernalillo, 
the  county  seat,  and  96  miles 
northwest  from  Albuquerque,  the 
banking  and  shipping  point;  tri- 
weekly mails  from  Albuquerque. 
Stock  raising  the  leading  indus- 
try. Population  of  neighborhood 
1,500.    Altitude  6,900  feet. 

American  Red  Cross,  Mrs   H  L 

Wilse  chairman 
Bird  F  E,  phys 

Catholic  Church,  Camillas  Fang- 
man  priest 

Cuba  Garage,  M  M  Smith  mgr 

Cuba  Merc  Co 

Eichwald  A.  genl  mdse 

Fenton  S  M,  surveyor 

Freelove  Roy  C,  sawmill 

Honeywell  Wm,  stage  to  Regina 

Hotel  Cuba,  M  M  Smith  prop 

Lucero  Andres,  stage  to  Haynes 

Presbyterian  Church,  Juan  G 
Quintana  pastor 

Quintana  Juan  G,  photog 

Richards  L  G,  barber 

Romero  T,  stage  to  Albuquerque 

Salazar  J  J  genl  mdse 

V^elasquez  J,  blksmith 

Young  John  F,  notary  public  U 
S  Comsnr  collr 

YOUNG  MRS  BESSIE  L,  post- 
master 

Young's  Store,  J  F  Young  mgr 


CUBERO. 


Small  town  and  posfotllce  in 
Valencia  county,  60  nules  w^v-^t  of 
Los  Lunas,  the  county  seat.  3} 


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Corner  17th  &  Blake 


H.  P.  WILSON  &  CO.    DENVER    -    -  COLORADO 


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Wood  MANTELS  s  TILING  Denver  Mantel  &  Tde  Co. 

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Shit  t»t*  Pvery  State  West  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  Djescriptive  Catatoir<>« 
JQivWMitfon.    Correspondence  Solicited.    Low  Prices  and  Quick  Shipmoat^. 


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miles  north  of  Cubero  station,  on 
tlio  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  ttie  shippinj? 
point  and  73  miles  west  of  Albu- 
querque, the  banking  point.  Stock 
raising  the  principal  industry. 
Population  500.  Altitude  6,000 
feet. 

Arvizo  Antolino,  billiards 
Bernalillo  Merc  Go,  S  S  Gottlieb 
mgr 

Candelario  R,  billiards 
Catholic  Church,  Father  Roberts 
priest 

Cubero  Telephone  Co,  S  S  Gott- 
lieb mgr 
Jaramillo  Kpimenio,  blksmith 
Otero  P'elix.  justice  peace 
WILSON  R  S,  postmaster 
Wilson  &  Co,  genl  mdse 


CUCHILLO. 

PostofTice  in  Sierra  county,  25 
miles  west  of  Engle,  the  nearest 
raiLi'oad  point  and  25  miles  north- 
east of  Hillshoro,  the  county  seat 
and  banking  point.  Stock  rais- 
ing and  farming  the  chief  indus- 
tries. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 300. 

Gonzales  Amado,  postmaster 
James  Bros  &  Calhoun,  genl  mdse 


CUERVO. 

PostotTice  in  Guadalupe  county, 
and  station  on  the  El  Paso  & 
Southwestern  Ry..  17  miles  north- 
east of  Santa  Rosa.  Population 
of  neighborhood  350.  Altitude 
4.850  feet.  Principal  industry 
farming  and  stockraising. 

ARMUO  MERCANTILE  CO,  ElOno 
Armijo  mgr,  general  merchan- 
dise, dry  goods,  groceries 

Bennett  \V  K,  postmaster 

Bond  vSc  Wiest,  J  H  Holbrook  Jr 
mgr  genl  mdse 

Craig  W  A,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 

Cuervo  Clipper  (w),  W  J  Fergu- 
son ed  and  mgr 

Cunningham  (l  M,  prop  Golden 
Rule  Garage 

Kasley  ,1  H.  stage  and  mail  line  to 
Fjicilb'  live  stock 


Faircloth  Anna,  prin  school 
GOLDEN   RULE   GARAGE,  G 

Cunningham  prop 

Harbin  J  F,  U  S  Comr 

LANDERS  &  SANFORD,  genl 
mdse,  drugs,  feed 

Maestas  Bentura  A,  barber  bil- 
liards 

Martinez  Perciliano,  justice  peace 
Oklahoma  Hotel,   S  P  Morrison 
prop 

Pepper  S  J  T  &  Co.  genl  mdse 
ROCK  ISLAND  HOTEL,  Mrs  L  C 

Bailey  prop 
Romo  Marcelino,  live  stock 
Salas  iMax,  stone  mason 
Segura  Victorino,  groc  billiards 


CUMBERLAND. 

PostotTice  in  Chaves  countv,  on 
A..  T,  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  10  miles  south 
of  Roswell,  the  banking  point. 
Population  20. 

Bogert  George,  constable 
Cumberland    City    Real  Estate. 

Town.   Trading   &  Developing 

Co  W  F  Welty  mgr 
Culdice  C  H,  justice  peace  res 

Roswell 

WELTY  W  F,  postmaster,  real 
estate 

Welty  Mrs  W  F,  music  teacher 


CURRY. 


PostotTice  and  settlement  in 
Quav  countv.  2  4  miles  north  of 
Taiban,  on  the  A.,  T.  S.  F.  Ry.. 
the  shipping  and  banking  point. 
U)  miles  southwest  of  Tucumcari. 
the  counly  seat.  Population  o( 
neighborhood  200. 

StriHid  T"',llen.  prin  school 
SWIFT  CORDELLA  A,  postmas- 
ter 

SWIFT  WM,    general  merchan- 
dise 


CUTTER. 


PostotTice  in  Sierra  county  and 
station  on  A..  V.  Os:  S.  F.  Ry.,  45 
miles  south  ot  San  Martial  and  34 
miles  north(\isl  of  llillsh(tri>.  (he 
counlv  seal  and  2(^  mii«^s  west  of 


li:adi\(;  von  :v2  \  i.\us 


EL  PASO  LinESTOriE  QUARRIES 

CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
A.  COURCHESNE.  Inc.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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MANUFACTURING  CO. 
EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


DAWSON 


Dawson  Fuel  Sales  Co. 


COAL - C 


Dawson, 


New  Mexico 


Hot  Springs,  the  nearest  bankini? 
point.  Gutter  is  the  nearest  point 
on  the  railroad  to  the  great  Ele- 
I)liant  Butte  Dam  and  reservoir. 
Population  50. 

Jornada  Hotel,  Mrs  G  B  Hanson 
mgr 

Lvons  A  I.  genl  mdse 
WESTON  W  H,  consulting  min- 
ing engineer,  postmaster 


DATIL. 

Postollice  in  Socorro  county,  65 
miles  west  of  Socorro,  the  county 
seat  anrl  37  miles  west  of  Magda- 
lena,  the  nearest  railroad  and 
hanking  point.  Stock  raising  is 
the  lu'incipal  industry.  Datil  has 
an  idrnil  summer  climate,  tine 
hunting  and  tishing,  and  is  with- 
in a  few  days'  trip  of  the  Indian 
ruins,  clilTs.  volcano  crater  and 
Salt  liake.  of  great  interest  near- 
•^'.^v.  Pnpulatifm  of  neighborhood 
iiOO.    Altitude  7,200  feet. 

Baldwin  Hotel,  Frank  Anderson 
{)rop,  A  mile  east 

DATIL  MERCANTILE  CO,  (Lor- 
aine  M  lleymtids  i,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Murray  (i  l'\  hotel  I  mile  east 

REYNOLDS  LORAINE  M,  hotel, 
l)()slmast(u\  tiofary.  gai'age 

Siss(d  C  D.  stage  to  niiemado 


WHITE  HOUSE,  (The  Old  Morley 
Home),  hotel,  rebuilt  this  sea- 
son with  all  modern  improve- 
ments and  cottages  for  sum- 
mer guests 


DAVID. 


A  country  postoflice  in  Union 
county,  60  miles  south  from  Glay- 
ton,  the  county  seat;  14  miles 
from  Mosquero,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point,  30  miles  from  Roy, 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Farm- 
ing and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  industries. 

FIELD   DAVID  C,   notary,  post- 
master 
Field  Pierce,  carp 
Field  &  Spivey,  real  estate 
Pinnington  Mea  Miss,  prin  school 


DAWSON. 

A  coal  mining  (own  in  Colfax 
county,  on  the  VA  Paso  &  South- 
western Hy.,  1?0  miles  northwest 
of  Fi'entdi  and  36  miles  southwest 
of  Raton  the  county  seat.  A  mod- 
ern thoroughly  equipped  coal 
mining  town.  Over  one  million 
tons  of  hne  domestic,  steam  and 
smelter  coal  were  mined  in  1019. 
(iood  schools  and  churches,  ciood 
watei'.  tdectric  lights  and  thor- 
oughly sanitary  conditioTis.  Pop- 
ulalKUi  5,()t>().    Altitude  6.666  feet. 


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THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Savings  Department. 
We  invite  accounts  of  Banks,  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  Modern  and  Conservative  Banking.    Accounts  received  by  Mail. 

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DEDMAN 


Adams  Wilmer,  phys 

Akiridge  J  M,  barber 

Bank  of  Dawson,  J  G  McNary 
pres  E  W  Kayser  vice-pres  W 
G  Haden  vice-pres  W  J  Horan 
cslir  D  G  Socrest  asst  cshr 

BRENNAN  W  D,  mgr  Phelps 
Dodge  Corporation,  Stag  Canon 
Branch 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  A  J  Coutur- 
ier priest 
Croft  J  D  Mrs,  soft  drinks 
Dawson  Dairv.  Lee  Hobbs  prop 
DAWSON  FUEL  SALES  CO,  G  M 

Hanson  genl  sales  agent 
Dawson  Garage  &  Livery  Co,  A  M 

Van  Dyke  prop 
Dawson  Hotel,  Jno  Hixenbaugh 
nigr 

Dawson  Opera  House,  T  L  Kinney 
mgr 

C,  phys  chief  surgeon 
Dodge  Corporatoin  Stag 
Branch  Hospital 
B,  phys 

L,  prin  public  schools 

D.  agt  El  Paso  &  S  W 


Diver  F 
Phelps 
Canon 
Evans  F 
Fenlon  G 
Fisher  H 

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HANSON 


G  M,  genl  sales  agent 
Dawson  Fuel  Sales  Co 
Hoover  C  W,  dentist 
Horan  W  J,  fire  ins 
Hurst  J  A,  notary  public 
Kinney  T  L,  justice  peace  town 

supervisor 
Laubach  Jno  J,  soft  drinks 
Mountain  States  T  &  T  Co,  T  L 

Kinney  exch  mgr 
INlullen  F  J.  notary  public 
PHELPS  DODGE  CORPORATION, 
Stag    Canon    Branch,    \V.  D. 
Brennan  mgr,  G  M  Hanson  aud- 
itor, W  T  Rush  asst  auditor 
Phelps  Dodge  Corporation,  Stag 
Canon     Branch  Employment 
Dept  J  A  Hurst  in  charge 


Phelps  Dodge  Corporation, 


Stag 
E  C 


Canon   Branch  Hospital 
Diver  chief  surgeon 
Phelps  Dodge  3Iercantile  Co,  T 

C  Hill  store  mgr  genl  mdsc 
Sabio  Louis,  bakery 
S{)ringer  Harvey,  postmaster 
Stark  (ieo  Mrs.  tailor 
Texas  Co,  J  A  Hurst  mgr  oils 
I'nion  Church,  Rev  .1  S  Russell 
pastor 


Welch  J  0,  dentist 
Welch  M  D,  phys 
Western  Union  Tel   Co,  Marba 
Winters  mgr 


DAYTON. 


Town  and  postoffice  in  Eddv 
county,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry"., 
25  miles  north  of  Carlsbad,  the 
county  seat  and  8  miles  from  Ar- 
tesia,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are 
the  principal  industries.  Popu- 
lation GO.  Altitude  3,300  feet. 
Banks  S  P,  bakery 

Daugherty  W  F,  justice  peace 
Gillett  J  F,  real  estate  notary 
Harrison  S  H,  groceries  mayor 
Humphrey  E  L,  insurance 
Independent  Land  Co,  J  T  Gillett 
mgr 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
W  P  West  pastor 

National  Plaster  Co 

Perry  Geo  W,  carp 

Pompa  E.  blksmith 

Pulliam  R  D,  town  clerk  prin 
school 

Savoil  George,  marshal 

Stirling  Wm  Jr,  r  r  and  exp  agt 

Stirling  Wm  Sr,  plumber 

Wailes  Miss  Elizabeth  D,  post- 
master 


DEDIVIAN. 

Postolhce  in  Union  countv,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry..  11  miles 
west  of  Des  Moines,  the  nearest 
banking  point,  and  (50  miles 
northwest  of  Clayton,  the  county 
seat.  Population  of  neierhbor- 
hood  200.    Altitude  0,600  feet. 

Capulin  Cheese  Co 

Capulin  Development  &  Mfg  Co 

Capulin  Inn  Hotel,  Clark  West- 
over  prop 

Davis  O  A,  garage 

Dedman  Cash  Grocery,  R  L  New- 
ton mgr 

Dedman  Developer  ^w"*.  Homer  J 
Farr  ed 

Dedman  Drug  Co,  W  H  Baker  mgr 
Di^lman  Fleet ric  Light   l"o.  O  A 
Davis  niur 


J.  E. 


BOILER  AriD  SMEET  IRON  WORKS 


Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acctylene  Process. 
All  Kinds  of  General  Welding 
1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET  DENVER,  COLORADO 


TRt-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 
*'lf  It's  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  op  Tractor,  We  Have  It" 


DEDMAN 


193 


DEMING 


Dedman  Hardware  &  Lumber  Go, 
Robert  L  Newton  mgr 

Dedman  .Mercantile  Co,  E  A  She- 
'd oudy  mgr  gen  I  mdse 

Dunshee  C  J,  mgr  Telephone  Co 

Farmers  Supply  Co,  genl  mdse 

Farr  Homer  J,  real  est  justice 
peace  notary  insurance 

Hadid  Salim,  genl  mdse 

Ferguson  Mrs  Ethel,  station  agt 

Hix  G  B,  blksmith 

J"ohnson  A  \V,  meat  mkt  rest 

Morrow  M,  stage  line 

Newton    Robert  postmaster 
notary 

Nissley  Creamery  Co,  C  W  West- 
over  agt 

Peterson  L  L,  notary  public 


Trinidad  Creamery  Co,  E  A  She- 

doudy  agt 
Westover  Clark,  barber 


DELPHOS. 

Small  postoflice  in  Roosevelt 
county,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
12  miles  southwest  of  Portales, 
the  county  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population  20.  Altitude 
4261  feet. 

Anderson  Walter,  live  stock 
Austin  Mrs  J  S,  live  stock  dairy 
CUMWINGS  E  0,  notary  public, 

postmaster 
CUMMINGS  IVI  V  MRS,  general 

merchandise 
Howell  N  C,  justice  peace 
McAlister  R  E,  live  stock  dairy 
Williams  May  Mrs,  prin  school 


DEMING. 

Deming,  county  seat  of  Luna  county,  is  a  town  of  about  5,000 
population,  88  miles  west  of  El  Paso,  in  the  center  of  the  Mimbres 
Valley,  a  region  noted  for  its  fertility,  the  healthfulness  of  its  cli- 
mate, and  the  wonderful  purity  and  abundance  of  its  water.  It  has 
more  railroads  than  any  other  town  in  New  Mexico,  and  Luna  coun- 
ty has  over  twice  the  railroad  mileage,  proportionate  to  its  size,  of 
any  other  county  in  the  State.  The  following  railroads  make  junc- 
tion in  Deming:  Southern  Pacific,  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe 
and  El  Paso  &  Southwestern. 

In  the  past  the  town  was  largely  supported  by  the  oattle  and 
mining  interests.  Within  the  past  few  years,  however,  farming  is 
overshadowing  every  other  interest.  There  are  in  the  neighborhood 
ot  200,000  acres  of  rich,  level  irrigable  lands  adjacent  to  Deming: 
and  this  tremendous  area  is  being  developed  by  means  of  pumping 
water  for  irrigation.  There  are  now  300  pumping  plants  ranging 
in  capacity  from  500  to  2,000  gallons  per  minute  within  a  radius  of 
fifteen  miles.  Water  is  pumped  at  tremendous  profit  for  raising 
alfalfa,  beans,  corn,  milo  maize,  kalllr  corn.  Irish  potatoes,  garden 
truck  of  every  description,  and  fruit  of  all  kinds  excepting  citrus 
fruits.  Luna  county  assists  its  farmers  with  an  agricultural  expert 
from  the  U.  S.  Department  of  Agriculture.  Rural  free  delivery  and 
rural  telephones  are  appreciated  by  the  farmers. 

The  Mimbres  Valley  is  an  ideal  location  for  a  home.  It  com- 
bines a  healthful  climate  with  the  purest  water  supply  in  America, 
the  best  schools  in  New  Mexico,  and  a  thoroughly  American  and  pro- 
gressi\e  population.  Has  a  (^anning  factory,  a  tlour  mill,  a  .Si0.00(^ 
high  school  building,  a  $  iO.OOO  court  house,  a  sanitary  sewer  system 
costing  .S38.000  has  been  installed.  There  are  20  miles  of  cement 
sidewalks  in  the  town.  Six  denominations  have  churches  and  active 
congregations.   A  wholesome  moral  atmosphere  prevails  in  the  town. 

A  State  Armorv  erected  and  maintained. 

The  value  of  land  for  production  has  been  tested  and  land 


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Brass,  Bronze  and  Aluminum  Castings 

vkop  experienoe  of  thirty  years  in  making  quality  Cimtliigs,  small  ant 
large.  In  all  brass,  bronze  and  other  non-tcirrou8  alloys. 

tLAOK  HOBNER  BRASS  MFG.  00..  1036  Blake  St.,  Denver. 


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Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
810-611  Wilis  Building 


El  Paso,  Texas 


DEMING 


194 


DEMING 


0 


Hot  and  Cold  Water  in  Rooms 


Reasonable  Rates 


CASTO  HOTEL 


WM.  CASTO,  Prop. 


121  N.  Silver  Avenue 


Doming,  New  Mexico 


G.  F.  ACKERMAN 


R.  S.  ACKERMAN 


J.  E.  ACKERMAN 


Oimm  AUTO  REPAIR  SHOP 


ACKERMAN  &  SONS.  Props. 


Expert  Welding  and  Repairing, 
Battery  Charging,  Starting,  Light- 
ing and  Ignition  a  Specialty 


Supplies 


Gold  &  R.  R.  Avenue 


Phone  125 


DEMING,  NEW  MEXICO 


values  steadily  inerease.  There  is  an  active  Chamber  of  Commerce 
interested  in  advertising  the  resources  of  the  valley.  As  a  result, 
the  people  are  coming  in,  building  homes  and  developing  farms.  So 
far,  the  very  best  class  of  Anierican  citizenship  has  been  attracted. 

The  altitude  of  Deming  above  sea  level  is  4.300  feet,  and  the 
exceeding  dryness  of  the  atmosphere  and  almost  perpetual  sun- 
shine and  pure  water  make  it  an  ideal  location  from  the  standpoint 
of  health. 


ACKERMAN  G  F,  R  S  &  J  E,  (Cen- 
tral Auto  Repair  Shop),  Gold  av 
cor  R  R  av 

ADAMS  J  W  MRS,  prop  Hotel 
Baker,  Silver  av  cor  Spruce 

ALMY  O  H  MRS,  sec  Chamber  of 
Commerce 

American  Railway  Express,  R  W 
Stratfon  agt 

A/.ure  Mining  Co.  S  D  Swopc  mgr 

Baker  C  L,  real  est 

Bank  of  Deming,  ,T  A  Malioney 
pres  Thos  11  Taylor  vice-pres  F 
M  Murchison  vice-pres  H  C 
Brown  cshr 

Bank  Hotel,  Mrs  H  Ramsey  prop 
K  Pine  cor  Silver  av 

Baptist  Church.  Rev  H  G  Compton 
pastor 

Barracks  \Vm  \V,  shoemkr  202  S 
(lold  av 

Baskin  Taylor,  tailor  114  E 
Sp ruce 


Benway  W  H.  phys  108  E  Spruce 

BICKFORD  E  H,  pres  New  Mexico 
Implement  Co,  123  N  Gold  av 

Bi-Metallic  Mining  &  Milling  Co, 
H  D  Green  sec 

Blevins  G,  cement  contr 

BLOM  E,  prop  Park  Hotel,  N  Sil- 

Brechbill  N  J.  barber  112  E  Pine 
Bruce   Kafhrvne    A,  liairdrcsser 

103*  E  Pine 
Carrol  J  K,  mining 

CASTO  HOTEL,  Win  Casto  prop, 
121  N  Silvri"  av 

CASTO  WM,  contractor  and 
builder,  prop  Casto  Hotel,  12  1 
X  Silver  av 

Catholic  Church,  Father  J  M  Car- 
net  priest 

Ca/./ola  J  H,  billiards.  124  N  Sil- 
ver av 

Calsaros  Xicholas,  rest  12ti  X  Sil- 
ver av 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 


DISTRIDLTOIIS   C  KNTl  IIY   A.  C.  MOTORS 

JOBBERS    OF*  EV/ERYTHINO 


SAMiVMO  METi:i\S 

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ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 

Largest  Complete  Home  Furnishers  in  the  Southwest 
If  its  for  the  Home  we  have  it.    Mail  Orders  Carefully  Filled, 


DEMING 


1  95 


DEMING 


p.  C.  Peterson,  Prop. 


Telephone  Number  167 


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AND  HARDWARE  SUPPLY  HOUSE 

Gasoline  engines,  "well  casings,  complete  pumping-  plants,  wagons,  carriages, 
harness,  agricultural  implements,  ranch  and  mine  hardware,  supplies,  electric 
wire,  fencing,  steel  fence  pests.  Oxy-Acetylene  welding  plant,  iron  and  steel, 
blacksmith  coal,  wagon  and  carriage  material,  horseshoeing,  blacksmithing, 
wagon  making  and  repairing.    Aranutacturer  of  Ideal  Yucca  and  Sotol  Chopper. 


AUTOMOBILE  REPAIRIXG 


Corner  Gold  Avenue  and  Hemlock  St. 


DEMING.  NEW  MEXICO 


THE  DEMING  HEADUGHT 

E.  R.  VALLANDIGHAM,  Editor  «S:  Prop, 
flemocratlc  in  Politico— -38  Yenrs  of  Age 

$2.00  a  Year  and  Worth  It. 

PRINTING— PUBLISHING— BINDING 

Style,  Service,  Satisfaction 

The  Best  Printery  in  New  Mexico 
103  East  Pine  Street  DEMING,  N.  M. 


CENTRAL  AUTO  REPAIR  SHOP, 

(G  F,  R  S  and  J  E  Ackerman), 
auto  repairs,  supplies,  storage 
batteries,  welding.  Gold  av  cor 
R  R  av 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE,  (Ino), 

J  G  Cooper  pres,  F  L  Nordliaus 
1st  vice-pres,  E  R  Vallandig- 
ham  2d  vice-pres,  Mrs  O  H  Al- 
my  sec,  A  A  Temke  treas 
Chester  &  Son,  Geo  \V  Chester  Jr 
mgr  filling  station  Silver  and 
R  R  av 

Christian  Church,  Rev  N  J  Reas- 
oner  pastor  Copper  and  Maple 

Christian  Science  Reading  Room, 
G  Mark  Risley  reader  121  W 
Pine 

Clark  \Vm  S,  agt  A  T  &  S  F  and  S 
P  Ry 

Clark  Clothing  Co,  J  T  Keeley  mgr 
102  S  (iold  av 

COMMERCIAL  HOTEL,  Margher- 
ita  ChiaiUarotto  i)rup,  R  R  av 
cor  Silver  av 

Connolly  Bros,  auto  accessories 
and  reprs  132  N  Silver  av 

Continental  Mine  Co,  Clark  &  Ma- 
honey  proivs 


Continental  Oil  Co,  W  H  Jennings 

agt 

Cook  L  A.  phys  816  W  Pine 
Cottage  Hotel,  Mrs  M  E  Collins 
prop 

Cox  S  A,  groc  212  E  Spruce 
DANIEL  A  B,  new  and  second 
hand  clothing  and  shoes,  110 
and  120  N  Silver  av 
Dea  Foo  &  Go,  rest  100  N  Silver  av 
Dockert  Carl  &  Jos,  storage  bat- 

t^ries  120  S  Gold 
De  Crocker  J  P,  notions  204  S 
Co,  J  Goldstein  prop  1 17  S  Plat- 
Gold  av 

Deming  Auto  Wrecking  &  Junk 
iuLim  av 

Deming  Brick  &  Building  Co,  E  F 

Morgan  mgr 
Deming  Broom  Factory,  Hinton 

Son  props  222  N  Cxold  av 
DEMING   CARRIAGE   WORKS  & 

HARDWARE  SUPPLY  HOUSE, 

F  C  Peterson  prop,  liardwarc. 

carriages,  wagons.  agricultUi'- 

al  imphMiK^ts.  blacksmit hs. iiold 

av  i*or  Hemlock 
Deming  Club.  C  R  Hughes  sec  1 17 

S  ChiUI  av 


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Indorsed  By 

The  Stmkm 
Sup«rint«ndAnt  of 
Schools  and 

210  Colo.  Banks 


Tile  and  Marble  Contracting 

|TK  ■•BAfMiT  m£  4  MAKIIE  CO.,  SueoMaors  to  Tlitt  Dimyer  Hardwood  M«nt«l  Cm. 
BsOurMm.  Rnaiv  9t«r«,  Bask  and  ■—14——  W—k.  •— i4i  for  Cmtmlmm*  * 


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DEi^l!IG  ICE  &  ELECTEllC  tO'mm 


R.  E.  Thompson,  Mgr. 

Electric  Light  and  Power 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  PURE  DISTILLED  WATER  ICE 
DEMING  NEW  MEXICO 


DEMING  OIL  EXCHANGE 

H.  DIAL,  Manager 

Stocks,  Leases,  Royallies 


Local  Correspondent:    J.  S.  Cnrtiss  &  Co. 


DEMING 


NEW  MEXICO 


Deming-Columbus  Stage  Line, 
Chester  &  Son  mgrs  Silver  cor 
Railroad  av 

Deming-Columbus  Stage  &  Auto 
Service,  (W  J  Evans  A  E  Stan- 
ton S  S  McAdams)  226  N  Silver 

Deming  Emplovment  Agency,  (G 
L  Tomlin)   107  N  Silver  av 

Deming  Graphic  (w),  Ely  &  Ram- 
sey pubirs 

DEMING  HEADLIGHT  (W),  E  R 
Vallandigham  ed  and  prop,  103 
E  Pine 

DEMING  ICE  &  ELECTRIC  CO,  R 

I]  Thompson  mgr 
Deming  Library  Assn 
Deming  Meat  &  Grocery  Co,  E  L 

Morehead  prop  200  S  Silver  av 
Deming  Mercantile  Go,  J  L  Brown 

mgr  eroc  112  S  Gold  av 
DEMING  NATIONAL  BANK,  J  G 

Gooi)er  pres,  J  \V  Hopson  active 

vice-pres,  F  L  Nordhaus  vice- 

pres,  E  L  Foulks   cshr,  A  L 

Maple  asst  cshr 
DEMING  OIL  ECHANGE,  H  DicM 

luixv,  stocks,  leases,  royalties 
Deming  Public  Library,  Mrs  R  G 

HotTman  librarian  Armory  bldg 
Deming  Roller  Mills,  Jno  W  Clark 

prop  i  15  N  Gctid  ;iv 
DEMING  TRANSFER  &  FUEL  CO, 

(i.  H.  Young  prop  and  mgr,  127 

N  Sil\»M'  av 


Dexter  &  Parrish,  groc  Chamber 
of  Commerce  bldg 

DIAHL  H,  mgr  Deming  Oil  Ex- 
change 

Dick  Jas  A  Go,  A  E  Sanders  local 
mgr  whol  grocers  N  Gold  av 

Dines  Hotel,  G  R  Dickey  mgr  106 
R  R  av 

Donaldson  G  O,  genl  mdse  111  S 
Gold  av 

Dutcher  F  L,  confecty  119  S  Dia- 
mond 

Ehrmann  Jno  A,  soft  drinks  112 
E  Pine 

Rnglert  Richard,  furn  101  N  Sil- 
ver av 

Estes  Geo.  lawyer  E  Spruce 

Evans  \V  J.  cigars  220  N  Silver  av 

Fairall  &  Stroup,  genl  contrs  321 
W  Cedar 

Fidelity  &  Deposit  Co  of  Md  Ed- 
gar Hepp  agt 

Field  Albert,  cigars  120  E  Pine 

Fielder  &  Fielder.  (Jas  S  For- 
re St)  1  aw ve r s  110  W  Pine 

Florida  Oil  Go.  Jno  W  Clark  mgr 
1 1 G  E  Spruce 

Flowers  F  H,  barber  122  N  Silver 

Foulks  \V  E.  posi master 

Fdxworth  Galbraith  Co.  E  M  God- 
den  local  mgr  lumber  Cedar  cor 

Franklin  Mr  and  Mrs  C  M.  milli- 

ncrv  t  0  I  s  ( lold  a\' 


The  Mlisbers'  Press  Room  and  Bindery  Co. 


nSTABLISHKD  lilt. 
B«.nk»  B.  Hall,  Pr— t. 
rraink  Haxmfitt}«r.  f^ry. 
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THE  THORNTON-RIDINGTON  CO.,  Inc.,  Gallup,  N.  M. 

(ABSTRACTERS) 

Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinley  County,  New  Mexico 


DEMING 


197 


DEMING 


f Out-of-Town  Work  Solicited 

4j 


All  Work  Guaranteed 


GILPIti  RUBBER  WORKS 

VULCANIZING  AND  TIRE  REPAIRING 

Gates  Half-Sole  Tires  and  Tubes 

^  G.  G.  SAGE,  Prop,  and  Mgr. 

Telephone  207 

212  E.  Pine  St.  DEMING,  NEW  MEXICO 


LESTER  MOTOR  & 


EL  PASO  ,  TEXAS,  AND  DEMING,  XEAV  MEXICO 

Complete  Stock  of  Premier  and  Maxwell  Parts,  Duplex  and  Maxwell 
Trucks,  Otdfield  Tires,  Cord  and  Fabric^  Automobile  Accessories 

Premier,  Maxwell  and  Chalmers  Automobiles 

if.  W.  LESTER,  :Manager 

119  NORTH  SILVER  AVE.  PHOXE  NO.  118  DEMING,  NEW  MEXICO 

501  MONTANA  ST.,  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


George  Jno,  mfg  confectioner  138 

N  Silver  av 
Gibson  J  J,  vet  surgeon 
GILPIN   RUBBER  WORKS,   G  G 

Sage    prop    and    mgr,  rubber 

tires  and  repairs,  vulcanizing, 

212  E  Pine 
Goto  &  Watanabe,  auto  reprs  117 

N  Gold  av 
Grove  B  M,  county  probate  judge 

HAMILTON  R  F,  lawyer,  mayor, 
Ma  honey  bldg 

Hancock  Mining  Go,  P  A  Burdick 
mgr 

Hatten  Geo,  pliotog  208  S  Gold  av 
Heatley  Group  of  Mines,  Clark, 

Mahoney  &  Kelly  props 
Hepp  Edgar,  co  and  town  treas 
Hing  Lee  Co,  genl  mdse  115  N  Sil- 
ver av 

Hodgdon-Glardy  Shoe  Go,  121  S 
Gold  av 

Hodges  M  A,  sec  hd  gds  121  S 
Silver  av 

HolVman  Kii»ley  C,  phys  204  S  Sil- 
ver av 

Holstein  Sim,  auto  livery  212  E 
Maph! 


Home  Plot  Go.  G  J  Laughren  pres 

and  mgr  real  est 
HOTEL  BAKER,  Mrs  J  W  Adams 
prop,  Silver  av  cor  Spruce 

Hotel  Clark,  Mrs  \V  H  Lamb  prop 

210  S  Silver  av 
Howard  Hotel,  W  G  Howard  prop 

Gold  cor  Railroad  av 
Howlett  J  P,  groc  310  E  Hemlock 
Hubble  H  E.  asst  postmaster 
Hughes  Bros,   (P  A  &  C  R),  Hre 

ins  115  E  Spruce 
Hughes  P  A,  county  elk  chief  fire 

dept 

Hunter  J  T,  county  assessor 
Hyinel  W,  groc  Ruby  cor  Hemlock 

IDEAL  YUCCA  &  SOTOL  CHOP- 
PER, F  C  Peterson  ^.^  Co,  mirs. 
229  (lOld  av 

Irvine  &  Raithel,  drugs  1 17  S  Gold 

Isis  Theatre,  Jas  Carrigan  mgr 
10  4  E  Pine 

Kansas  City 
Mers  felder 
Pine 

K(Uil«n'  .Fas  A.  chief  police  marshal 
Kealey        Sloss.    machine  shop. 
Platinum  and  R  R  av 


Life  Ins  Go.  L 
stale   mgr    1 1 1 


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In  the  NEW  JERSEY  FIDELITV  AND  PLATE  <;L.VSS  l\Sl  RAM  E  t  O. 

Liberal  Policies  and  Prompt  Adjustments.    For  Territory  in  New  Mexico  write  to 

WALTER  S.  McCLAIN,  Gen.  Agt.  512  California  Bldg,  Denver.  Colo 


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WATSON  A  WATSON.  Owam.  IOST^mmM 


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Xtfpltl»<ton>    Cbpregtroncfance  S*M<Hted.    Low  Prtces  and  Quick  Sti^jn^^ 


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WHOLESALE  GIlCCEeS  AHD 
PRCDUCE 

Phones  483-484 

R.  R.  Ave.  and  Zinc  St.  DEMING,  NEW  MEXICO 


Keith  H  A,  ice  cream  mfr  216  N 
Granite 

Kiefer  Carl,  billiards  114  N  Silver 
Kimble  Jos,  shoe  shining  112  N 

Silver  av 
Kinnear  J  A  &  Co,  drugs  110  S 

Ciold  av 

Ladies'  Hospital,  Mrs  U  E  Duff 
matron 

Leggette  A  Z  Mrs,  furn  rooms  139 
N  Silver  av 

T.onox  Co,  Huxtable  &  Lenox 
props  sec  hd  gds  212  S  Silver 

LESTER  MOTOR  CO,  H  W  Lester 
mgr.  Premier,  Maxwell  and 
Chalmers  automobiles,  Duplex 
and  Maxwell  trucks,  supplies 
and  accessories,  119  N  Silver 
av 

Lloyd  A  W,  autos  119  W  Pine 
Lockard  11  C.  cigars  137  N  Silver 
Lopez  Agapito,  lunch  room  218  N 

Silver  av 
Lucero  H  B,  billiards  Ruby 
Lucky  John  Mining  Co.  J  A  Ma- 

hohey  mgr 
Luna  County  Abstract  &  Title  Ins 

Co,   C  R   Hughes   mgr   115  E 

Spruce 

McCleery  G  A.  billiards  110  E  Pine 
McKeyes  H  Y,  notary  U  S  Comsnr 

102^  E  Spruce 
Mahoney  J  A,   furn,  undertaker 

Gold  av  cor  Spruce 
Majestic  Theatre,  \Vm  Menhennet 

1 19  N  Gold  av 
Marrufo  Dolores,  barber  143  N 

Silver  av 
Martin  Edwin  D,  prin  school 
Martinez  Cesareo,  barber  137  N 

Silver  av 
Mathews  Cora  G  Mrs,  ins 


Maybin  W  J,  feed  yard  214  E  Ma- 
ple 

MERCHANTS     TRANSFER  CO, 

(Leatherman  Bros),  transfer 
and  storage,  130  N  Silver  av 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church 
(Mexican)  Rev  M  Flores  pastor 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 
(South),  Rev  W  C  Childers  pas- 
tor 

Meyer  Henry,   meat  mkt  200  S 
Gold  av 

Miller  R  L,  real  est  ins  1 1 1  Spruce 
Mimbres   Hot   Springs   Co,  J  G 

Cooper  mgr 
Mimbres  Valley  Farmers  Assn,  L 

L  Gaskell  sec 
Mimbres  Valley  Growers  &  Can- 

ners  Assn  E  D  Osborn  sec  and 

mgr 

MIMBRES  VALLEY  LUMBER  CO, 

(Inc),'  E  L  Foulks  pres,  J  V 
Schurtz  sec-treas  and  mgr, 
lumber,  building  material,  120 
N  Gold  av 
Moir  J  (t.  phys  4  Mahoney  bldg 
Moran  M  J,  dentist  1  Mahoney 
bldg 

Moran  E  F  &  Co,  cement  and  brick 
cont  rs 

Morgan  C  B,  county  surveyor  city 
eng  street  comsnr 

Mountain  States  T  T  Co,  Al- 
bert Kneipp  mgr 

MURRAY  &  LAYNE  CO,  wholesale 
groceries  and  ]>roduce,  R  R  av 
cor  Zinc  av,  Phones  483  and 
484 

Xa/arene  Church.  Rev  Dora  Wil- 
liams pastor  K  Spruce 

NELSON  J  B,  s.>c  and  treas  New 
M(*\i('()  Implement  Co,  123  N 
(lold  av 


TROY  TOAILEQ  SALES  00r.1PA[]Y 

DISTRIBUTOIIS — Trov  Traih-rs.  Somi-Tra  il<  rs.  .Miami  Wi^hl  Trailers 
TIIAILIOKS  CLT  llALLI.Nti  COSTS 
Plr«t  National  Bank  Dulldiutf  DKXVER,  COLOilADO 


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TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc. 

STOCKS  OIL  SECURITIES  BONDS 

First  National  Bank  Buildingr 

Casper  and  Rawlins,  Wyo.       DENVER      Cheyenne  and  Laramie,  Wyo. 


DEiMING 


199 


DEMING 


E.  H.  BICKFORD,  President 


J.  B.  NELSON,  Sec.-Treas. 


NEW  rilEXIGO  ir^PLEIIENT  COMPANY,  Inc. 

Xo  stockholders  Liability 

ELECTRICAL  SUPPLIES 

MACHINISTS,  ENGINEERS,  MACHINE  SHOP  AND  SUPPLIES 

Manufacturers'  Sales  Apents  for  Standard  Casing 'and  Pipe,  Layne 
Patent  Shutter  Screen.  Layne  &  Bowler  Turbine  Pumps,  Well  Cas- 
ing, perforated  and  plain;  Emerson-Brantingham  Implements,  Fair- 
banks-Morse Oil  Engines  and  Tractors  and  Lighting  Plants. 

123  North  Gold  Avenue  Deming,  New  Mexico 


Steam  Heat,  Hot  and  Cold  Water 


Rooms  with  Private  Bath 


PARK  HOTEL 

European  Plan.    Large  Sample  Room 
E.  BLOM,  Prop. 


Half  Block  from  Union  Depot 


N.  SILVER  AVENUE 


DEMING,  NEW  MEXICO 


NESCH  BAKING  CO,  Paul  Nesch 
mgr,  retail  store  134  N  Silver 
av,  plant  520  Zinc  av 

NEW  MEXICO  IMPLEMENT  CO, 

(Inc),  E  H  Bickford  pres,  J  B 
Nelson  sec  and  treas,  machin- 
ists and  engineers,  manufac- 
turers' agents,  electrical  sup- 
plies, agricultural  implements, 
123  N  Gold  av 
New  Mexico  Title  &  Abstract  Co, 
A  W  Pollard  pres  109  E  Spruce 
Nord  M  S,  mines  and  mining 
Nordhaus  F  L,  chairman  board 

county  comsnrs 
Nordhaus  H  &  Sons,  dry  gds  113 

S  Gold  av 
O'Leary  J  G.  cigars  125  E  Pine 
Page  J  R,  auto  reprs  212  E  Pine 

PARK  HOTEL,  E  Blom  prop,  N 
Silver  av 

Park  Motor  Co,  fFred  Sherman 
J  S  Kerr)  108  Railroad  av 

Parrish  F  G,  garage  22  4  N  Gold 
av  gruc  220  X  Gold  av 

Pennington  Edw,  col  led  ions 

Perez  Brigido,  tailor  110  S  Sil- 
ver av 


PETERSON  F  C,  prop  Deming 
Carriage  Works  &  Hardware 
Supply    House,    Gold    av  cor 

Hemlock 

E,   dentist  Deckert 


cleaning  and  press- 
Silver  av 

lawyer  107  E  Spruce 
N  Silver  av 
500  W  Pine 


Peterson  L 

bldg 
Pienzak  Jno, 

ing  135  N 
Pollard  A  W, 
Poy  Louie,  rest  208 
Preston  Saml,  groc 
Princess   Theatre,  Jas  Garrigan 

mgr  106  K  Pine 
Raithel  Chris,  mines  and  mining 
Ramsev  Geo  W,  deputy  U  S  mar- 

shaf 

Rawson  Waller  G,  undertaker  121 

S  Silver  av 
Reid  Janet,  phys  118  E  Spruce 
RiaKo  Theatre,  Sol  Carragen  mgr 

109  N  Silver  av 

Rio  Grande  Oil  Co,  H  G  Craig  agt 
R  is  ley  G  Mark,  broker  109  Sjiruce 
Rogers  C  G,  justice  peace  police 
judge 

Rosch  tS:  Leupold.  contrs  and  bldrs 

110  Hemlock 

Rosso r  Drug  Go.  S  G  Skidmore 
mgr  109  S  Gold  av 


Distributive  Dealers,  Jobbers  \  &  Mfrs.  of  Builders  Supplt«s 

■RCINURING,  DESIGNS  AND  ^/"^  ""^  RElNFOaClMS 

THE  COLORADO       /^9r\  BUILD2RS' 

SUPPLY  /7^'   ;ivv  CO.'IPANY 

18S4  BI.AKE  STREET  ^^^gbi^m^.  DBNVEK. 


DENV 


r«AiiK  ciMimor.  ran      e.  r.  itabu 

LOUIS  AROIRSOH.  tCOTaua. 
Hfrt.  tf  Baak.  Office.  S(*r*  «>d  Bar  Pixtani 
Soda  Fountains,  Tables  aad  CTltaira 
Office  and  Factory 
1232-44  Arapa]ao«  St.      Z>«mT<M^  O*!*. 
Telephona  Mala  it. 


DEMING 


200 


DERRY 


Control 
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SAGE  C  G,  prop  and  mgr  Gilpin 
Hubbcr  Works,  212  E  Pine 

Sam  L(M%  laundry  217  N  Silver  av 

Santa  Fe  Lunch  Room,  W  H  Bow- 
man local  mgr 

Schacrer  &  Berry,  barbers  116  S 
Gold  av 

Shamrock  Mine,  Clark,  Mahoney 

&  Kelly  props 
Sherman    Fred,    lawyer    113  E 

Spruce 

Siler  C  H.  barber  100  N  Silver  av 
Simpson  W  C,  county  sheriff 
Sing  Lee,  laundry 
Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  I  A 

Rose  mgr  122  S  Silver  av 
Smith  Alice  Gould  Mrs,  county 

supt  schools 
Snyder   Karl   A,   lawyer    121  E 

Spruce 

Southwestern  Coca-Cola  Bottling 
Co,  L  H  Phillips  supt  E  R  R  av 

Standard  Grocery  Co,  Thos  H 
Jones  local  mgr  108  S  Gold  av 

Standard  Tailors,  Geo  Brooks 
mgr  120  W  Pine 

State  Armory  Board  of 
for  Deming,  Willard 
sec-treas 

Steed  P  M,  phys  county  health  of- 
ficer 1 1 0  E  Spruce 

Stevens  W  B,  soft  drinks  cigars 
114  S  Gold  av 

Sunny  Slope  Mine,  S  C  Stenson 
prop 

Sunset  Hotel,  Mrs  A  Z  Leggette 

prop  112  N  Silver  av 
Swope  Saml  D,  phys  city  health 

n nicer  1  1 1  E  Pine 
Tcmke  A  A.  city  clerk  and  atty 
Texas  Co.  J  H  Williams  mgr 
THOMPSON   R   E,   mgr  Dei  ng 

ice  iS:  l\lpctric  Co 
Tidmore     Lindauer,  clothing  18 
Pine 

Tomato  Canning  Factory,  E  D  C  - 
born  mgr 

Tossell  W  P  &  Son,  jewelers  2.  '. 
S  Gobi  av  1 

Tovrea  E  A  &  Co,  groc  12,3  N  Sil- 
ver av 

Tucker  Hotel.  Mrs  L  Tucker  prop 

1  I  0  N  ( 'iO|)per 
Tucker  i'v:  Jordan,  garage  313  S 

Gobi  av 

I'arte  Fbu-encio.  shoemkr  I  10  S 
Silver  av 


United  Land  &  Water  Go,  G  M 

Cotton  mgr  112  E  Spruce 
U  S  Dept  of  Justice,  O  L  Tinkle- 

paugh  special  agt  102  E  Spruce 
VALLANDIGHAM    E   R,    ed  and 

prop  Deming  Headlight,  103  E 

Pine 

Vaught  &  Watson,  (Jno  C  Wat- 
son J  S  Vaught)  lawyers 
Vickers  F  D,  phys  Mahoney  bldg 
Victorio  Land  &  Cattle*  Co,  Wal- 
ter Birchfield  supt  104  E  Spruce 
Walker  B  L,  rest  232  N  Silver  av 
Warren  S  S,  phys  818  W  Pine 
Watkins  Saml,  autos  113  W  Pine 
Weatherred  D  F,  dry  gds  Pine  cor 
Gold  av 

Wehmhoner  G  G,  groc  123  S  Sil- 
ver av 

Wells  L  E,  groc  202  S  Gold  av 
Wells-Peugh     Realty     Co,  109 
Spruce 

Westbrooke  Blanche  Miss,  steno 
Western  Transfer  Co,  J  J  Noonan 

X)rop  R  R  av 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,  W  G  Beck- 
ley  mgr  105  E  Pine 
Williams  &  Co,  harness   116  N 

Silver  av 
Wills  F  H,  billiards  222  N  Silver 
Wing  F  H,  real  est  208  S  Copper 
Yee  Hing,  laundry  rear  115  N  Sil- 
ver av 

Young  G  H,  vet  surgeon  127  N 
Silver  av 


DERENO. 


Postofiice  in  DeBaca  county.  25 
mil(\s  southeast  of  Fort  Sumner, 
the  county  scat,  12  miles  south  of 
Tolar.  the  railroad  point  and  14 
miles  southeast  of  Tiaban.  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Farming 
and  stock  raising  are  the  princi- 
pal industries.  Population  75. 
Altitude  4,500  feet. 

Fry  Amelia  M,  postmaster 
Fry  Mrs  S  A,  groceries 


DERRY. 


A  country  postolVicc  in  Sierra 
cnunlv.  12  mib\s  luu'thwest  of 
Hatcir.  on  the  A..  T.  i'v:  S.  F.  Ry.. 
the  shipping  [loiiit  and  30  miles 


Largest  Business  School  in  th«  Eo«Iif 
Mountaia  SeoUou 
2,000  Galls  for  Omoe  Halp  YftArly 
^t^i^fy^  Write  Today  for  CaUlof 

OOW/fj^CTAl^SCAfOpi^^^^        Champa  St.,  Denver,  OaHif«4e 


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KANSAS  CITY  STRUCTURAL  STEEL  GO. 

STRUCTURAL  STEEL  FOR  BUILDINGS  AND  BRIDGES.  OIL  STORAGE  TANKS 
COMPLETE  REFINERY  EQUIPMENT  KANSAS  CITY,  MISSOURI 

DES  MOIXES  2  01  DES  MOINES 


soiilhoast  of  Hillsboro.  the  coun- 
ly  seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Population  iOO. 
D'jran  Efren,  justice  peace 


Duran  Joso  T.  billiards 
LUCHINI  BEINIJ  A,  general  mer- 
chandise, notary,  postmaster 

Luchini  Frank,  billiards 


CENTRAL  G 


W.  E.  NANCE, 

Proppietop 

Repairing  and  Vulcanizing.  All 
work  guaranteed.  Work  done  by 
First-Class  Mechanics. 

Agents  Chevrolet  Cars 

Auto  Accessories  Free  Air 

Des  Moines,  New  Mexico 


DES  MOINES. 

One  of  the  livliest  little  towns  in  New  Me:x;ico,  on  the  Colorado 
and  Southern,  78  miles  from  Trinidad,  Colo.,  and  the  terminus  of  the 
Santa  Fe  running  from  Raton.  The  town  lies  at  the  foot  of  Sierra 
Grande,  11,500  feet  high,  and  is  eight  miles  from  El  Papulin.  an  ex- 
tinct volcano  and  a  national  monument.  Climate  pronounced  by 
government  oflicials  ideal  for  tubercular  suHerers.  Four  churches, 
three  hotels,  a  splendid  newspaper,  a  Chamber  of  Commerce,  water 
works  and  electric  lights,  fine  water,  schools  given  highest  possible 
rating;  oil  well  being  drilled  in  heart  of  town,  grain  mill,  stockyards, 
largest  shipping  point  in  state  for  cream,  and  one  of  the  largest 
shipping  points  in  entire  west  for  sheep  and  beans.  In  heart  of  rich 
and  well-developed  agricultural  section,  plenty  of  water  at  depth  of 
40  to  100  feet,  desirable  climate.  Telephone  system  widely  con- 
nected. Solid  mountain  of  pure  gravel  four  miles  from  town.  Pub- 
lic gymnasium,  free  library,  fire  department,  and  $100,000  tubercu- 
lar sanitarium  under  way.  Population  between  700  and  800.  Bank 
with  deposits  over  §300.000.  Des  Moines  already  celebrated  in  state 
for  its  progressiveness  and  for  its  moral  tone.  On  Gulf  Trail  high- 
wav  and  favorite  stopping  place  for  tourists.    Elevation  0,622  feet. 

Chamber  of  Commerce.  Des  Moines,  N.  M.  N.  E.  Nance,  Presi- 
dent; Franc  Mangum,  Secretary. 


American  Railway  F  jress  Go,  G 

A  Trevillion  agt 
BANK    OF    DES     lOINES,    N  E 

Nance  pres,  «'  N  Perry  vice- 

Eres,  W  N  r   jmer  cshr,  V  E 
angston  as  cshr 
Baptist  Churc,  Rev  T  M  Black- 

lok  pastor 
J^arr  E  A,  painter  paper  hanger 
Big  Jo  Lumber  Co,  1  C  HulY  local 
mgr 

BRANSON  J  F,  pres  Thoreau  Sev- 
en Lakes  Oil  Co.  deab'r  in  town- 
sites,  von\  estate,  (til  leases,  etc 


Breaker  .J  J,  phys 

Byrne  Clinton  E,  postmaster 

Calhoon       Rope  Oil  Co 

Carson  Oeo  \V,  turn  undertaker 

CENTRAL  GARAGE,  \V  E  Nance 
prop,  Chevrolet  automobiles, 
auto  supplies,  accessories,  re- 
pairs 

Church  of  Christ.  i:ider  C  A  Trc- 

vilitui  pastfU' 
Continental  Oil  Co.  H  J  Orant  agt 
Ctu'y  F.  genl  mdsi^ 
Co\  n.  hai'Ui'ss  shocmkr 

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COLORADO 


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Deaif  J  S,  carp 

DES  MOINES  CHAIVIBER  OF  COM- 

IVIERCE,  1^'ranc  .Mangum  sec 
I)cs  .Moines  Live  Stock  Exchange, 

C  M  Peerv  mgr 
Des  Moines  Oil  &  Refining  Go,  W 

E  Hit t son  mgr 
Des  Moines  Tel  Go,  G  J  Dunshee 

mgr 

Des  Moines  Transfer  Go,  Donnell 

Bros  props 
Des  Moines  Water  &  Electric  Go, 

E  Gorv  sec-mgr 
El  Gapulin  Hotel,  Mrs  K  L  Glass- 

poole  prop 
Farr  A  \V,  coal 
Punk  W  B.  justice  peace 
FUNK  W  B  &  SONS,  (E  G,  W  B  & 

G  E),  general  merchandise 
Gate  City  Lumber  Go,  Ghas  H 

W'ohrer  mgr 
Goodyear  Geo,  auctioneer 
Grant  H  J,  carp 
Graves  Mary  Jane,  steno 
Crrigsby  Jos,  billiards 
Gromer  W  N,  cshr  Bank  of  Des 

Moines 

Haney  &' Westover,  barbers 
Hasehtlug    George,   prop  White 

Lunch  Room 
Hicks  G  B,  blksmith 
Hill  Mill  &  Grain  Go,  Miss  Mae 

Hill  sec-treas 
Hoi  el  Dunn,  J  M  Dunn  mgr 
Joseph  Geo.  genl  mdse 
Kai-n  Jno,  U  S  Gomsnr 
Langston  V  E,  asst  cshr  Bank  of 

Des  Moines 
liiberty  Theatre.  A  P  Haney  prop 
Louchard     Hardware     Go,  Don 

Loup  hard  mar 
IVIANGUIVI    FRANC,    lawyer,  sec 

Des  Moines  Chamber  of  Gom- 

merce 

Mavs  J  M.  (own  elk  and  freas 
MAYS  J  IV"  "GENCY  CO,  real  es- 

late.  loan>.  insurance 
Mrdiodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

J  M  Van  Gundy  pastor 
Miner  Guy,  deputy  sheritT 
Min-ray  J  J.  agric  implts 
Nance  N  E.   pres  Bank  of  Des 

Moines  nuivor 
NANCE  W  E,  prop  Central  Garage 
N»'-u>  (\  M,  supt  school 
New  M(»xic(>  iiean  (J rowers'  Assn. 

J  M  M(.<<  spc 


Nissley  Creamery  Co,  Mrs  Susan 
Ellsberry  agt 

North  Union  Land  Co,  Lucille 
Whtie  sec-treas 

Orr  Hotel,  E  J  H  Orr  prop 

Osborn  &  Amos,  groc 

PALACE  DRUG  CO,  Miner  &  Les- 
lie props 

Perry  G'N,  vice-pres  Bank  of  Des 
]\toines 

QUALITY  STORE  THE,  Walker  & 
Larsen  props,  dry  goods,  groc- 
eries, meats 

ROGERS  J  J,  real  estate,  loans, 
insurance,  collections 

Rule  Motor  Go,  M  G  Rule  prop 

Seaton  G  S,  rooms  and  board 

Skeff  Richard,  genl  mdse 

STEELE  J  H,  physician 

SWASTIKA  (w),  Swastika  Pub- 
lishing Go,  pubs,  Wm  Felter 
mgr 

Swift  Cream  Station,  Effie  D  Sla- 
ten  a'-^t 

Trevillion  G  A,  agt  A  T  &  S  F  Ry 
Undeen    &    South,  stonemasons 
contrs 

Walker  &  Larsen,  props  The 
Quality  Store 

Well  man  J  M,  phvs 

West  G  R.  agt  G  &  S  Rv 

WHITE  LUNCH  ROOIVI,  George 
Hasenflug  prop,  short  orders, 
confectionery,  bakery  goods 

Word  S  H,  upholsterer 


DEXTER. 

An  incorporated  town  and 
postoHice  in  the  Pecos  vallev,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  16  miles 
south  of  Roswell.  Surrounded  by 
a  tinely  irrigated  agricultural  dis- 
trict and  growing  rapidly.  Farm- 
uig  the  chief  indu>lry.  Amon--: 
Dexter's  business  enterprises  at 
the  present  linn*  may  be  mention- 
ed a  bank,  three  good  ceneral 
stores,  one  hotel,  two  lumber 
yards,  hardware  store.  livery 
barn,  barber  shop,  meat  market, 
blacksmith  shoi>.  drug  store  and 
various  other  <Mit erprises.  Dexter 
lias  also  one  of  the  largest  ar- 
tesian wells  in  tin*  P(^cos  valh^y. 
Po|Milahon  \^T\(^. 


EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO. 

*         CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
General  Office:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 


DEXTER 


203 


DILIA 


J.  F.  HINKLE,  Pres. 


E.  L.  LOVE,  Sec.-Treas.  &  Mgr' 


J.  H  MULLIS,  Vice-Pres. 


TRIANGLE  LUf^BER  &  HARDWARE  GO. 

Capital  Stock  $25,000-00 

Lumber,  Shingles,  Sash,  Doors.  Monarch  Portland  Cement,  Lime,  Paints, 
Glass,   Hardware,   Ice   and   Coal.    Auto  Accessories 


DEXTER 


NEW  MEXICO 


Caft'oll  T  J.  transfer  . 
COMMERCIAL     HOTEL,  James 

l^orstad  prop 
Grain    i.'v:    McNeil,   props  Dexter 
Catrell  T  J,  transfer 
Grane  Frank,  constable 
Dexter  Drug  Co,  B  F  Fields  prop 

DEXTER  GARAGE   &  MACHINE 

SHOP,  Grain  cV  MeXeil  props 
Dexter  Hav  Go.  M  H  El  ford  mgr 

Home  Tel  Go,  Ghas  R  Beck 


Lumber  Co,  G  M  Wilcox 


Dexter 
mgr 
Dexter 
mgr 

DEXTER  STATE  BANK,  Fred 
Mielenz  pres,  John  W  Poe  vice- 
pres,  Howard  Mielenz  cshr 

Dexter  Townsite  Go,  Fred  Mielenz 
sec 

Elford  M  H,  real  est  ins 
Henderson  E  L  Mrs,  millinery  no- 
t  ions 

HINKLE  J  F,  pres  Triangle  Lum- 
ber     Hardware  Go 
Holly  J  H.  auto  transfer 
Hubbard  E  J,  phys 
Hurst  Breeb.  warehouse,  alfalfa 
Kiser  B  F.  supt  public  schools 
Knight  J  \V,  blksmith  implts  auto 
reprs 

Latimer  Bros,  barbers  billiards 
LOVE  E  L,  sec-treas  and  mgr  Tri- 
angle Lumber      Hordware  Go, 
mayor 

M avers  A  G.  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Meihoi)  F  L,  hay  state  rep 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Key 

\V  B  (iilliam  pastor 
Mielenz  Fred,  ins  notary 
Mielenz  Howard,  notary  town  elk 

and  treas 
MULLIS  J  H,  viee-pres  Triangle 

Lumber       Hardware  Go 
New  Mexico  ^^oap  Go,  N  E  Ruhl 

ueni  mar 
PLUMB  H  W,  hay.  grain,  mill  feed 
Puekt'lt  Frank.  ])0sf master 


Reeves  J  H,  groc  bakery 
Sharer  \V  H,  genl  mdse 
Stanley  Jno  R,  well  driller 

SWEENEY  &  CO  (John  T  &  N  S 
Sweeney) ,  general  merchandise, 
poultry 

TRIANGLE  LUMBER  &  HARD- 
WARE CO,  J  F  Hinkle  pres,  J  H 
Mull  is  vice-pres,  E  L  Love  sec- 
treas  &  mgr 

WELTY  I  L,  new  and  second  hand 
furniture 

Western  Alfalfa  Milling,  Mfg  & 
Electric  Go 

Whitman  G  H,  carp 


DIENER. 


Postoffice  in  Valencia  county. 
110  miles  west  of  Los  Lunas,  the 
county  seat.  Bluewatei^  is  the 
nearest  railroad  point  and  Gallup 
is  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Farming,  mining  and  stock  rais- 
ing are  the  principal  industries. 
Population  75.  Altitude  8.500 
feet. 

Boland  Thos  F,  mines  and  min- 
ing 

Copper  Hill  xMining  Go 
Whiteside  D  B.  live  stock 
WHITESIDE  D  B  MRS,  postmas- 
ter 


DILIA. 


Postotlice  in  Guadalupe  county 
35  miles  north  of^Santa  Rosa.  th. 
county  seat.    Population  300. 

Cassaus  Juan  S,  genl  mdse 
Sandoval     Eugenia,     genl  m(N< 

post  master 
Silva  Gaslula.  gtMil  mdse 


7  CO 
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STRUCTURAl^ 

E.  BURKHARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 


^-705  So.  Broa  Iwoy 


Phone  C  inth  101 


DcnTer*  C«>lor«4« 


THE  ALBERT  8ECHRIST  MFG.  CO. 

Deslpaers  and  Manufacturers  of  LIGHTING  FIXTURES  for  HOMES,  PUBLIC  BUI1J>- 

INGS  and  FARM  HOUSES.    Write  for  Catalogues  atnd  Price*. 
Ihow  Rooms,  Cor.  17 A  Trem<mt  Sim^                                     Fmctorr*  ITlTjL^caa  Mm 
\  Qp{)Osite  Brown  Palace  Hotel.  DgJfVMU  OOLi^. 


DIXON 


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DIXON. 

Country  po-stoHice  in  Rio  Ar- 
riba t'OLinlv,  5  iiiihvs  ea.st  of  Em- 
biulo.  oil  the  1).  R.  O.  R.  R..  the 
shiiJi)iny^  point,  and  60  miles 
southea.st  of  Tierra  Amarilla;  the 
county  i^eat.  E?|)anola  is  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Farming 
is  the  principal  industry.  Popu- 
lation of  neighborhood  350. 

ATEI\£CIO  EFIFANIO,  postmaster 
Griego  Reymundo,  blksmith 
Lujan  J  P.  genl  mdse 
Martinez  Fidel,  genl  mdse 
Martinez  Narciso,  genl  mdse 
Mascarenas  J  A.  genl  mdse 
Medina  J  M.  genl  mdse 
Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  Tomas 

Atencio  pa>tor 
Presbyterian  Mission  School,  Miss 

S  P>  Sutherland  prin 
Rendon  J  U.  genl  mdse 
Romero  Benito,  blksmith 
Salazar  Felix,  notary 
Sanchez  Silviano,  genl  mdse 


DOMINGO. 

Postotlice  in  Sandoval  county, 
on  the  A..  T  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  39  miles 
northeast  of  Albuquerque,  the 
banking  point  and  21  miles  north- 
east of  Bernalillo,  the  county 
seat.  Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 300.    Altitude  5,500  feet. 

Baca  T,  stase  to  Pena  Blanca  and 
Bland 

Bernalillo   Mercantile   Co,  Harry 

Brown  local  mgr  genl  mdse 
Catholic  Church,  Father  Stueren- 

berg  pastor 
Dinias  Jose  liinacio,  justice  peace 

llunz''        J  W.  notary  public 

Mtn  ^faies  T  &  T  Co,  Julius  Selig- 

man  in^v 
WHITEHORN    MRS   MAY,  post- 
master 


DOMINGUEZ. 

Postollice  in  Sandoval  county 
Bernalillo  is  the  nearest  railroad 
and   bankiiiiT  point.  Population 
son.    Altiludc  5.000  feet. 

Vi-il  R  M.  pn^tina>ter   


DONA  ANA. 

Postofllce  in  Dona  Ana  county, 
and  station  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  6  miles  northwest  of  Las 
Cruces,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing point. 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  A  Echallier 

pastor 

Dona  Ana  Merc  Co,  genl  mdse 
Fitch  H  R,  genl  mdse 
Leasma  Francisco,  justice  peace 
Wertheim  Bros,  genl  mdse 


DORETTA. 

Postoflice  in  San  Miguel  coun- 
ty, 20  miles  southwest  of  Las 
Vegas,  the  county  seat  and  near- 
est banking  point.  Altitude  5,650 
feet.    Population  15. 

ST  CLAIR  R  A,  notary  public,  genl 
mdse,  postmaster 

DULCE. 

PostolTice  in  Rio  Arriba  county, 
station  on  the  D.  &  R.  G.  R.  R.,  35 
mlies  northwest  of  Tierra  Ama- 
rilla, the  county  seat.  Ignacio, 
Colo.,  is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Farming  and  stock  raising 
are  the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
ulation 300.    Altitude  6,700  feet. 

Pagosa  Lumber  Co 
Wirt  Emmet,  genl  mdse  postmas- 
ter notary  public  U  S  Comsnr 

DUNLAP. 

Postotlice  in  De  Baca  county,  35 
miles  southwest  of  Fort  Sumner, 
tiie  county  seat  and  nearest  bank- 
ing point.'  Buchanan  is  the  near- 
est railroad  pcunt.  Stock  raising 
is  the  principal  industry.  Popu- 
lation 100.    Altitude  4,000  feet. 

BAKER  0  M,  postmaster 
Fiaker  A:  Co.  genl  mdse 


DURAN. 


A  town  in  Torrance  county,  di- 
vision i^oinf  on  lt»<'  I'.l  1\\<(>  :ind 


TAIl  PilODUCTS 

MsjiXitM.otMir9d  by 


Goal  Tar,  Roofing,  Rililll^ 
Felt,  Cr^oaote  Oil,  ^ 


The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co  <'nc  > 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
.    THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plan^and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


DURAN 


205 


EAST  VAUGHN 


DURAN  GARAGE 


F.  H.  WOOD,  Prop. 

A  Full  Line  of  Ford.  Supplies  and 
Accessories 
Service  Cars,  Gasoline  and  Git 

KELLY-SPRINGFIELD  TIRES 
AND  TUBES 

Duran  New  Mexico 


DURAN  TELEPHONE  CO. 

Lines  Connecting  Pinos  Weils,  Cedarvaie,  Encino,  Estancia 

.and  Vaughn 

ROBERT  BOURNE,  Prop. 

DURAN  .  *  NEW  MEXLCO 


Southwestern  Ry.  Roundhouse 
and  shops..  A  good  productive 
soil  surrounds  Duran  and  the 
country  is  settling  with  home- 
steaders. Excellent  stock  raising 
country.  Plenty  of  good  water  at 
reasonable  depth.  Population  600. 
Altitude  6,000  feet. 

BOURNE   ROBERT,   prop  Duran 

Telephone  Co 
-T'.  ks  L  E  Mrs,  rest  roopis 
Catholic  Church,  Jules  H  Molinie 

priest 

Citv  Hotel.  Mrs  S  E  Clark  prop 
COURY   MERCANTILE   C6,    A  J 

Coury  prop,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Daniels  H,  r  r  and  exp  agt 
Daniels  M  A  Miss,  postmaster 
DURAN  GARAGE,  F  H  Wood  prop. 

autos,  sup"''"s,  repairs 
DURAN  TELEPHONE  CO,  Robert 

Bourne  prop 
Duran  Towns ite  Co,  J  M  Edwards 

agt 

Everage  Geo,  fnrn  rooms 
Garner  R  R,  jusficc  peace 
Hindi  Wm  &  Bro,  genl  mdse 
Jones  F  H,  barber  billiards 
Lemen  Dorothy,  prin  school 
Lucas  A  E,  stock  grower 
Mehtodist  Church,  Rev  Ed  LeBrit- 
ton  pastor  


Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  J  A  Mc- 

Millcii  pastor 
SANCHEZ  CASH  STORE  (L  &  L  F 

Sanchez),  L  F   Sanchez  mgr, 

general  merchandise 
Sanford  A  A.  phys 
Vowell  Wm  Mrs.  rest 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,  G  N  Young 

mgr 

WOOD  F  H,  prop  Duran  Garage, 
meats,  groceries 


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EAST  DES  MOINES. 

(See  Des  Moines.) 


EAST  LAS  VEGAS. 

(Sec  Las  Vegas.) 

EAST  VAUGHN. 

Formerly  a  part  of  Vaughn  but 
now  has  a  posfolllce  and  is  incor- 
porated. The  Santa  Fe  Depot  and 
Harvey  eating  house  are  located 
here,  as  well  as  IxMug  the  division 
point  on  A..  T.  <S:  S.  F.  Ry.  Pop- 
ulation 600. 

Abrahames  A  J.  billiards 

Angell  W  H.  town  treas 

Hat'p  Adolph    vJcCt).  genl  mdse 

( '( iinpt  nn  .1  \\*.  i>pt  ic  iau 


H.  P.  WILSON  &  GO. 

Cor.  17th  &  Blako 
DENVER     -  COLORADO 


GARBLE  and  TILES  Penver  Mantel  &  Tile  Co. 


WATSON  k  WATSON  Owatn.    16S2  TrnsMt  PL,  Dearer 
Ship  Into  Every  State  West  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  Descriptive  Catalogue  om 

Low  Prices  and  Quick  Shipments. 


Application.    Correspondence  Solicitd<l 


EAST  VAUGHN 


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McCUTCHEN  HOTEL 


EAST  VAUGHN 


MRS.  JOS.  McCUTCHEN,  Prop. 

COMFORTABLE  ROOMS 
Attention  Paid  To  Reservations 


NEW  MEXICO 


DOXEY  W  P,  prop  Windsor  Hotel, 
mayor 

^orn"^Chas,  auto  livery  • 
Humphrey  Saml,  carp 
Huntsingor  A  E,  town  clerk 
Lewis  cSc  Horn,  garage 
McCUTCHEIM    HOTEL,    Mrs  Jos 

^IcCutchon  prop 
Mc:\lullen  W  R,  real  est,  surveyor 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

J  J  Richards  pastor 
Michael  J  O,  drugs  phys 
Santa  Fe  Eating  House  &  Dining 

Car  System,  E  L  Lindsey  mgr 
Santa  Fe  Land  Improvement  Co, 

C  R  Langford  local  agt 
Santa  P'e  Reading  Room,  W  G  Sim- 
mons mgr 
Seaver  A  F,  shoemkr 
Simmons  W  C,  cigars  confecty 


Sims  E  C,  genl  mdse 

Sweetland  A  H,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 

Terry  G  D,  barber 

Tudor  Ona,  postmaster 

Utley  Eva,  rest 

Western  Union  Tel  Co 

Widman  E  iN^rs,  rooms 

WINDSOR  HOTEL,  W  P  Doxey 
prop 


ELEPHANT  BUTTE. 

Postoffice  in  Sierra  county,  30 
miles  from  Hillsboro.  the  county 
seat,  and  12  miles  southwest  of 
Engle,  the  railroad  point.  Hot 
Springs  is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Population  25.  Altitude 
4,475  feet. 


Good  Table  Fare 


Good  Clean  Beds 


CENTRAL  HOTEL 

The  Leading  Hotel  of  Eiida 

Headquarters   for  Tourists.     We  invite  your  patronage 
and  will  always  try  to  treat  you  right 

J.  E.  W^ALLIS,  Prop. 

ELIDA  NEW  MEXICO 


ELIDA. 

A  growing  and  prosperous  in- 
corporated town  in  Roosevelt 
county,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.. 
05  miles  northeast  from  Roswell 
and  25  miles  southeast  from  Por- 
talcs.  The  surrounding  country  is 
excelhuit  for  farming,  while  "the 
stock  raising  interests  are  large. 
Population  250.  Altitude  4,000 
feet. 


Acker  Lum.  ¥\io\  feed  mavor 

ANDREWS  &  WALLIS  Arthur 
Andrews.  George  A  Wallis). 
owners  and  pubs  Elida  Enter- 
prise 

Anthony  J  O.  groc 

Anthony  Grist  Mill.  J  L  Anthony 
prop 

Anthony  I'v:  St (n(Mis(ui.  garage 
Jiecnum  .V  .\.  town  treas 
Hridges  S  (i.  town  elk 
Brown  L  W.  r  r  e\p  and  tel  ag( 


Lii:.vDi\(;  von  :v2  vi:\iis 


EL  PASO  LIMESTOfjE  QUARRIES 

CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
A.  COURCHESNE.  inc.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


WESTERN  METAL 

MANUFACTURING  CO. 

EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


ELIDA 


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ELIZABETHTOWN 


Published  Every  Friday 


Advertising  Rates  on  Application 


THE  ELIDA  ENTERPRISE 

ARTHUR  ANDREWS  and  GEO.  A.  WALLIS 
Owners  and  Publishers 

Published  in  a  great  stock  farming  center.    Subscription  Price  $1.50  per 

Year,  payable  in  advance. 


ELIDA 


NEW  MEXICO 


Oil  Leases 


Notary  Pubiic 


J.  W.  SEXTON 
REAL  ESTATE 

FARMS,  RANCHES  AND  LIVE  STOCK 


Ellda 


New  Mexico 


Burton  &  Hoskins,  garage 
Campbell  Z  T,  barber  billiards 
('annon  E  R.  transfer 
CASH    BARGAIN    STORE,    S  F 

Myles  prop  and  ingr,  general 
merchandise 

CENTRAL  HOTEL,  J  E  Wallis 
prop 

Cook  B  F.  cigars,  confectv 
COURTNEY  &  HERBERT,  cloth- 
ing, shoes,  hats,  grain,  poultry 

ELIDA  ENTERPRISE  ws  Arthur 
Andrews  George  A  Wallis 
owners  &  pubs 

Ellda  Mutual  Tel  Co,  R  E  Tusha 
prop  and  mgr 

Evans  A  J,  phys 

First  NationafBank,  A  A  Beeman 

pres,  J  S  Click  cshr 
GORE  BROS  rEmmet.  Ernest,  Ho- 

bart  &  Ralph) ,  Oliver  Gore  mgr. 

Wm   Gore  asst   mgr,  general 

merchandise 
Grissom  R  H  &  Co,  genl  mdse 
Herbert   Chas   E,   fuel   feel  live 

stock 

KEMP  LUMBER  CO,  S  G  Bridges 

local  mgr 
Korengav  Milton,  marshal 
Light  Hotel.  C  C  Cantrell  prop 
McHrydo  E  L.  hdw  implts 
.McGcc  n  H.  phys 

M»'th()dist  Ki)iscopal  Church,  Rev 

.1  I  Kt'llv  pastor 
MYLES  S^F,  proj.  and  mgr  The 

(-ash  Kargain  SI  ore 
Powrll  ('halMHM's.  tinner 
Pvroii  C  L.  shi)»Mnkr   


Ray  Geo,  real  est 

Savage  Edgar,  postmaster 

SEXTON   J   W,   real   estate,  oil 

leases,  live  stock,  notary  public 
Stieg  F  G,  live  stock 
Taylor  E  G,  prin  public  school 
Thompson-Letton  Lumber  Co,  C 

H  Letton  mgr 
Travlor  Jas,  sec  public  school  bd 
WALLIS  J  E,  prop  Central  Hotel, 

justice  peace 
Wilson  J  T,  blksmith 


ELIZABETHTOWN. 

An  important  mining  town  in 
Colfax  county,  84  miles  west  of 
Raton,  the  county  seat,  18  miles 
northwest  of  Ute  Park,  the  near- 
est railroad  point,  30  miles  north- 
west of  Cimmaron,  the  nearest 
banking  point.  Mining,  farming 
and  stockraising  are  the  principal 
industries.  Population  300.  Al- 
titude 8,500  feet. 

Beimer  B  J,  plasterer 

Gold  &  Copper  Deep  Tunnel  Min- 
ing &  Milling  Co,  W  P  Mclntyre 
mgr 

Golden  Ajax  M  &  M  Co,  W  A  Giles 
mgr 

Iterburger  Thos.  genl  mdse 
Herburger  vV:  Archuleta,  billiard> 
Hidalgo  .Iak(\  barber 
llidal^:(»  .lake  ^:  Co,  genl  m.lse 
Hidaluo  vS:  Kauuhf.  billiar.ls 
Kai-tT  lliTiiian  Sr.  phu'«'r  mininu- 


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THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS         Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Snvingrs  Department. 
We  invite  accounts  of  Banks.  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  Modern  and  Conservative  Banking".    Accounts  received  by  Mall. 

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Kummercr  G  J,  garage  auto  livery 

Lo\ver>i  Mrs   Klizabeth   &  Sons, 
()hu'er  mining 

Lyiu'li  Mrs  Chas,  boarding  house 

Mueller  Otto,  stage  line  garage 

Mystic  Gold  &  Copper  M  Co,  Ben 
Giskey  genl  mgr 

Nance  Turner  R.  carp 

RAUGHT  ALBERT  L,  postmaster 

Rod    Bandana    Group  of  Mines, 
Michael  Cawley  mgr 

Rosse  Frank  &  Co,  placer  mining 
Shaw      Wagner  Co,  place^  min- 
ing 

Spinner  Geo  W,  freighter 
Swanson  Mrs  Amelia,  furn  rooms 


ELK. 


Postofllce  in  Chaves  county,  84 
miles  southwest  of  Roswell,  the 
countv  seat,  32  miles  east  from 
Cloudcroft,  on  the  E.  P.  &  S.  W. 
Ry.,  the  shipping  point,  and  45 
niiles  northwest  of  Hope,  the 
banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries.   Altitude  6,500  feet. 

Clove  Mrs  Angle  L,  postmaster 
Crockett  Frank,  barber 
Elk  Store,  genl  mdse 
Van  Stone  J  A,  phys 


ELKINS. 


Postothce  in  Chaves  county,  on 
the  A.  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  35  miles 
northeast  of  Roswell  the  county 
seat,  and  19  miles  from  Kenna, 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Stock 
raising  is  the  principal  industry 
Population  44.  Altitude  1,500 
foot. 

CAVE  TINA,  postmaster 
Carroll  J  F.  genl  mdse 
Harroll  Otis,  garage 
Hicks  J  O,  drugs 
llicks  &  Co.  g»'nl  mdse 


EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

Business    Houses,  Professional 
Men  and  Institutions. 

A  A  Tailoring  Co,  Saml  Altaguile 

prop  110  N  Stanton 
AAA  Messenger  Service,  205 

Mills 

Abbott  &  Abbott  (W  G  and  Ethel 
S) ,  lawyers  301  First  Bank  bldg 

Abdalah  Jno  Z,  dry  gds,  802  S  El 
Paso 

Abdou  Mary  Mrs,  groc  3614  Ala- 
meda av 

Abdou  Produce  Co,  S  N  Abdou 

prop  722  S  Santa  Fe 
Abel  Peter  L,  motorcycles  bicycles 

355  Myrtle  av 
Abitia  Felipe,  groc  4301  Madera 
Aboussleman    Jos    M,  barbers' 

supplies  120  San  Jacinto 
Abraham  David,  fruits,  512  S  El 

Paso 

Abraham  K.  groc  412  S  El  Paso 
Abrego  Jose  J,  jeweler  811  S  El 
Paso 

Acebo  Jose,  groc  107  Kemp 
Ackerman  Frank,  lawyer  403  First 

Natl  Bank  bldg 
Ackerman  &  Rosen  (Max  Acker- 
man,  Saml  Rosen) ,  whol  dry 
gds  209  E  Overland 
Acme  Laundry  Co.  A  H  Nations 

sec-treas  901  E  Missouri 
Acosta  Isidro,  tailor  415  S  Kansas 
Acosta  Jesus,  meat  market  1001  S 
Stanton 

Acosta  Leopoldo,  groc  3906  Ala- 
meda av 

Acosta  M,  groc  500  San  Jacinto 
Acuna  Guadalupe,  bakery  1213  S 
Stanton 

Acuna  Ramon,  tailor  5l7i  S  Ore- 
gon 

Adams  Claiborne,  vice-pres  and 

mgr  El  Paso  Grain  &  Milling 
Adams  &  Loras  (Gus  Adams,  Jas 
.    Loras),  rest  405  N  Oregon 
Addressograph  Co,  J  G  Ross  agt 

102  N  Campbell 
Aduna  Etlnuind  A,  printer  515  S 
Oregon 

Advertising  Club  of  El  Paso.  R  P 
March  soc-treas  2  Cliamber  of 
(it)mmorce  bldg 


J.  E.  JOHNDOHL  BOILER  AHD  SHEET  IRON  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acctylene  Process. 
All  Kinds  of  General  Welding 


1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET 


DENVER,  COLORADO 


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 ■  El  Paso,  Texas 

EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

;  El  Paso's  climate  is  that  of  the  center  of  a  wi'de  desert  ; 

I  area.   Situated  as  this  city  is,  at  the  extreme  southern  limit  I 

;  of  the  United  States'  great  Southwest — the  latter  a  wide  ; 

!  stretch  of  barren  plateaus,  fringed  by  rugged  mountains,  the  ! 

;  atmospheric  condition  is  necessarily  one  with  a  high  percent-  • 

I  age  of  sunshiny  days,  a  low  average  rainfall,  a  consequential  | 
slight  humidity.  I 

I  The  name,  '^El  Paso,"  Spanish  for  ^^The  Pass,"  topo-  " 
;  graphically  expresses  its  location  at  the  point  where  the  Great  ; 

Divide  has  been  eroded  through  by  centuries  of  efforts  on  1 

the  part  of  the  chocolate  colored  waters  of  the  meandering  ; 
[  Rio  Grande.  This  stream  irrigates  a  valley  of  variable  width,  ; 

extending  for  hundreds  of  tortuous  miles  through  the  state  ! 
;  of  New  Mexico,  until  but  a  few  miles  west  of  El  Paso,  it  com-  ; 

mences  its  1,200  miles  of  boundarv  service  between  the  two  I 
;  republics,  the  United  States  and  Mexico.  Flooded  with  sun-  ; 
!  shine,  irrigated  with  the  silt-laden  melted  snows  from  the  \ 
I  mountains  of  Colorado  and  New  Mexico,  the  Texas  start  of  ! 
I  the  Rio  Grande  Valley  is  to  the  wearied  trans-continental  < 
;  tourist,  a  veritable  Nile-like  oasis  in  a  wide  stretch  of  barren  ; 
;  country.  ; 

;         The  altitude  of  3,767  feet  gives  the  necessary  mountain 

I  air  crispness,  supercharged  with  ozone,  replete  with  atmos-  ! 

I  pheric  electricity  to  make  it  invigorating.  From  the  mountain 

;  side  to  the  north  of  the  city,  the  latter  lying  in  a  cul  de  sac 

i  made  by  a  continuous  chain  of  rugged  hills,  one  may  look 

•  away  many  miles  into  Mexico — a  country  whose  recent  his- 

•  torical  past  and  troublous  present,  has  been,  and  is  as  red  with 

•  revolution,  as  is  the  lavender  and  orange  shaded  edge  of  its 
[  crimson  horizon  at  sunset  and  sunrise.  Wliether  one  travels 
;  by  rail  or  auto  in  entering  or  leaving  El  Paso,  fertile  tiolds 
;  throughout  the  Valley,  green  with  alfalfa,  or  with  a  white- 
;  dotted  verdure  of  the  South  Sea  Island  cotton  plant,  fringing 
;  for  miles  the  river's  windings,  makes  one  oblivious  or  forget- 
;  ful  of  tlie  but  sliglitly  distant  desert  or  barren  mountain. 

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AVith  only  the  Rio  Grande  separating  it  from  Ciudad  Juarez, 
J  the  northern  port  of  entiy  of  the  Southern  Republic,  El  Paso 

lies  beckoning  a  welcome  to  the  harassed  refugee  across  the  J 
[\  border,  or  it  incites  bv  its  richness,  a  lustful  avarice  in  the  X 
+  mind  of  the  unlawful.  J 

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J  J  sive  business  houses  equal  in  number  and  worth,  to  those  of  % 

;5  the  cosmopolitan  cities  of  like  size  in  the  Eastern,  Northern  % 

i  and  Middle  Western  States,  supporting  a  prosperous  people,  * 

I  and  maintains  for  them  ample  places  of  amusement  and  cul-  * 

ture.  J 

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During  the  year,  a  mean  average  8  inch  rainfall,  84 '^c  * 
of  sunshmy  days,  and  average  37%  humidity  and  a  10-year  J 
summary  of  38  cloudy  days  throughout  the  year,  offers  a  com-  % 

*  bination  exceedinglv  attractive  to  the  climatic  student,  studv-  % 
m.c:  from  the  medical  an.i>-le  of  what  area  is  worth  while  m  * 

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In  El  Paso  churches,  schools,  factories,  banks,  and  exten- 


of  the  Great  Southwest. 


J  chronic  pulmonary  cases,  particularh'  the  tubercular. 

$         With  a  past  rich  in  rough  romance,  the  present  moral  ^ 

I  status  of  El  Paso  is  replete  with  a  cultured  and  religious  at-  % 

mosphere.   Centrally  located  in  a  wide  territory,  dotted  with  * 

valuable  mines,  extensive  ranches,  irrigating  projects  well  ? 

worth  while  in  a  reclamation  sense,  and  neighboured  by  rap-  % 

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idly  growing  smaller  towns,  serving  also  as  the  Southern  pass  J 

*  point  between  the  effete  East  and  the  wondrous  West,  acting  J 

1  as  the  gate-way  to  Old  ^Mexico,  El  Paso,  with  its  hundred  % 

f  thousand  odd  population,  is  the  veritable  ^'Keystone  City''  4^ 

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R.  C.  Ross  W.  J.  Chesak  R.  E.  Ross 

<*Mad«  in  EI  Paso***    Buy  at  the  factory.    Prompt  attention  to  mail  orders.  "jl 

EL  PASO  HEADLIGHT  GAS  CO.  t 


MANUFACTURJERS  OF  COMMERCIAL,  ACETYLEXE  GAS  FOR 

WELDING,  CUTTING  AND  LIGHTING.  ^ 

All  Standard  Gas  Tanks  for  automobile  and  motorcycle  headlights,  and  large 
cylinders  for  Oxy- Acetylene  Welding  recharged  by  the  HEADLIGHT  system  ^ 
of  acetylene  gas  compression.    Hendlimht  Gas  Tanics  for  Automobiles. 

Established  in  1913  <^ 
1319  East  Missouri  Street  El  Paso,  Texas 


THE  mm  SFECiSLTY  AGEHCY 

Selling  Agents 

The  Srtuiilgrapli  and  Dalfon  Adding,  Listing  and 
Calculating  Llachins 

Park  Your  Printing  Cares  here. 

4th  FLOOR  EL  PASO  BANK  &  TRUST  BLDG.  X 
Mesa  Ave.  &  Texas  St.  { 
EL  PASO  TEXAS  * 

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Otis  Adams  Critchett  George  Ferguson 

THE  mm  ASSAY  OFFICE 


CRITCHETT  &  FERGUSON 


SPECIALTIES 

Jj  Umpire  and  Control  Work 

J  Agents  for  Ore  Shippers 

Electrolytic  Determindtions  of  Copper 
J I  Examination  and  Reports  on  Mines 

J  Aanalysis  of  Coal,  Water,  Etc. 

.  Sampling  Car  Lots  at  Smelter 


Send  for  Ore  Mailing  Sacks 

Wlien  in  Town  Make  Our  OlVice  Your  Headquarters 


Telephone  334 

J  Office  and  Laboratory:  210  San  Francisco  St. 

P  .O.  BOX  712  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

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Artiflciai  Limbs — Auto  Electric  Service 


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S    I   CHICAGO  ARTIFICIAL  LIMB  CO.  | 

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Faliriranttv'^  >\o  Manufacturers  of  4» 

PIERNAS  Y  BRAZOS  ARTIFICIAL  LilVIBS  AND  ± 

ARTIFICIALES  BRACES  % 

Rondrd  Man ufacturt.'rs  to  U.  S.  Government 

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B         J         USL  Storage  Batteries,  West  Texas,  Arizona,  New  Mexico  * 

Auto  Electric  Work  Armature  Rewinding  4* 

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________________    4* 

i    ?  WESTEi^J  BATTERY  &  ^lAGNETO  CO.  j 

i  X  Service  Station  for  Any  Magneto  Willard  Service  Station  * 

.  t  WILLARD  STARTING  BATTERIES  IN  STOCK  % 

^  i  Automobile  Electricians  ^ 

jj  T  Phone  322  J 

(  X  311-315  East  Missouri  St.,  Cor.  Kansas  El  Paso,  Texas  J 


The  ''Qualify"  Battery— Everyone 
an  oversize 


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mimn  mimi  &  I 

IG^ITie'!  GO. 


Battery  Service  Station 
"DELCO"  PARTS 


1 10  Wyoming  St.,  cor.  Mesa  Ave. 
Phone  2017  El  Paso,  Texas 


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Auto  Radiators — Auto  Supplies 


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L.  G.  KEILY,  Vl•o\^.  PHONE  5611  * 

EL  PASO  ammn  ahd  im?  co.  i 

RADIATORS  OLR  SPKCIALTV  J 

Radiators,  Auto  Lamps,  Hoods,  Tanks  and  Fenders.  ^ 
We  test  our  repair  worlc  by  air  pressure. 


13O4-130«  TEXAS  STREET 


EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


AUTOMOBILE  PARTS  COMPANY 

L.  J.  TROTTI,  Mgr. 

Automobiie  Parts  and  Accessories 

DISTRIBUTORS 

TIMKEN  BEARINGS  SPRINGS  FOR  ALL  CARS 

^  NEW  DEPARTURE  BEARINGS      PISTONS,  PISTON  RINGS 

CYLINDER  HEAD  GASKETS 
STORAGE  BATTERIES 
AXLE  SHAFTS 

Ei  Paso,  Texas 


HYATT  BEARINGS 
BRAKE  LININGS 

363-365  Myrtle  Ave. 


BARRY  COOL,  Tres.  &  Genl.  Mgr. 
J.  W.  KIRPATRICK,  Vice-Pres.  CHAS.  MONTFORT,  Sec.  &  Treas. 


TRI-ST 
ACG 


COIIPOililiiOiij 


*  CORPORATION  • 


If  it's  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  or  Tractor,  we  have  it  i: 
AUTO  ACCESSORIES  AND  SUPPLIES 
Exclusively  Wholesale 


PHONES  1166-1187 

425-7  W.  San  Antonio  St.  El  Paso,  Texas  : 

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Auto  Supplies — Auto  Tires — Auto  Wrecking — Autos 


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I  BORDERLAND  AUTO  SUPPLY  CO. 

«  ■  B.  L  CLEMENTS,  President 

Automotive  Equipment  Jobbers 

AVHOLESALE  AAD  RETAIL 

♦  817-819  Texas  St.  El  Paso,  Texas 


UNIVERSAL  TIRE  COMPANY  I 


H.  S.  Le  GROS,  Prop. 
AUTO  TIRES,  TUBES,  VULCANIZING,  RETREADING  TIRES  ± 

"MAXOTIRES" 

X  402  Myrtle  Avenue  El  Paso,  Texas  % 


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KL  Trachtenberg-,  Prop.  .  PHONE  4286  ' 

EL  PASO  AUTO  WREGKiriG  GO. 

We  Buy,  Sell  and  Exctiange  Cars  and  Parts  of  all  Kinds. 
iVe  Deal  in  Copper,  Brass,  Zinc,  Lead  and 
all  Kinds  of  Rubber 

4-  325  So.  LEON  STREET                                          EL  PASO,  TEXAS 
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We  Buy,  Sell  and  Exchange  Cars  of  All  Kinds.    Parts  of  All  Kinds  % 
We  Buy  Copper,  Brass,  Zinc,  Lead  and  All  Kinds  of  Rubber  J 

EXPERTS    OF   ISED  CARS 
♦   400  W.  OVERLAND  ST.  PHO>E  :{40S  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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II  F.  M.  Bannell,  Pres.        :si.  D.  Hackler,  V.-Pres.  &  Treas.  R.  A.  Otto,  Secy. 

EL  PASO  OVERUND  GO. 


DISTRIBUTORS  OVERLAND  and  WILLYS-KNIGHT  MOTOR  CARS  *' 

NEW  MEXICO  DEALERS:  i[ 

Roswell  Overland  Co.,  Roswell  "Wilson  Tire  Co,  Silver  City 

Artesia  Overland  Co.,  Artesia  Edg-ar's  Garagre,  Lordsburg: 

Portales  Overland  Co..  Portales  N.  B.  Taylor  &.  Sons.  Carrizozo 

York  Motor  Co..  Mapdalena  Weaver's  Garage,  Carlsbad 

KANSAS  AT  BOULEVARD  EL  PASO.  TEXAS 


LEO  J.  TROST 


DiNtribiitor 


Franklin  Motor  Gars 


355-357  Myrtle  Avenue 

EL  PASO  TE.XAS 


I  B  U  C  H  A  ri  A  »  W  E  L  0 1  Jl  G  IV  0  R  K  S ;! 

AUTOMOBILE  AND  TRUCK  FRAME  AND  AXLE  WORK 

212  San  Francisco  Street 
Z  Phone  3347  Ei  Paso,  Texas  I 


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Automobiles — Banks 


J.  KRAKAUER,  President  LEE  BURDICK,  Vice-Pres.  ^. 


« ,  P.  C.  MARCH,  Sec.-Treas.  L.  A.  THOMPSON,  Genl.  Mgr.  4. 

^  souT^£9N  mmm  mom  co.  * 


REPUBLIC  TRUCKS,  OAKLAND  MOTOR  CARS,  4* 

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•li      Stearns  Farm  Lighting  Plants       Oliver , Tractor  Implements 

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BRANCHES —  Phoenix,  Arizona;  Los  Angeles,  Cal.  <• 

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117  San  Francisco  St.  El  Paso,  Texas 

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AFJEeiCAri  TiUST  &  SiiriGS  BAFiK 

OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  % 

With  combined  Capital  and  Surplus  of  400,000.00,  is  prepared  to  grive  you  the  X 

most   painstaking-,   intelligent  and   conservative   service   in   all    branches    of  «|* 

Banking,  and  is  especially  equipped  to  handle  business  in  connection  with  41 

live  stock  transactions.       •  4* 

''MAYBE  OUR  BANK  IS  THE  BEST  BANK  FOR  YOU" 

LETS  TALR  IT  OA^ER 

OFFICERS 

T.  C.  SCROGGS,  President  W.  H.  WAGGONER,  Asst.  Cashier 

LESLIE  W.  CP^IG.  Vice-President 
JAMES  A.  BORDERS,  Cashier  ROBERT  T.  HOOVER,  Asst.  Cshr. 


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OFFICERS 

JUDGE  J.  M.  GOGGIN,  Chairman  Board  of  Directors  A 
CRAWFORD  HARVIE.  Pres.  T.  M.  QUEBEDEAUX,  Vice-Pres.  - 

S.  N.  SCHWABE,  Vice-Pres  and  T.  H.  SANDERS,  Asst.  Cshr. 

Cashier 

BANK  BY  MAIL— TRY  % 

THE  BORDER  HATIOriAL  BANK 

CAPITAL  $200,000.00 
SURPLUS  AND  UNDIVIDED  PROFITS  $26,000.00 

Member  Federal   Reserve    Bank   r)i«<trict    No.  11 

SAVINGS  —  COMMERCIAL 

Correspondence  Invited 
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OFFICERS 

C.  M.  HARVEY,  President  C.  C  HENDERSON'.  Vioe-Pres. 

L.  J.  GILCHRIST,  Vice-Pres.  J.  HARRY  HENDERSON  Cashier 

C.  L.  EZELL.  Vice-Pres. 

SECURITY        &  TRUST  CO. 

Capital  and  Surplus  $215,000.00    Resources  Over  $2,000,000.00 

The  Bank  of  St»rvict>.  Interest  semi-annu.iU y  ]iaid  on   Sa\  inss  Deposits. 

Prompt  attention  pivon  to  mail  deposits  tor\vardin>r  rt>ctMpt  same  day 
received,    tiend  your  collection  to  this  bank,  prompt  attention 
given  this  department. 

Mesa  &  Mills  El  Paso,  Texas 


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FIRST 


EL  PASO.  TEXAS 


Capital  and  Surplus  $1,283,000.00 
Resources  $  1 8,000,000.00 

SAVINGS,  COIVIIVIERCIAL  AND  INDIVIDUAL 
ACCOUNTS  SOLICITED 
4%  PAID  ON  SAVINGS  ACCOUNTS  4% 

and  Time  Certificates 

Accounts  Received  by  Mail 

OFFICERS 

JOSHUA  S.  RAYNOLDS,  Chairman  of  the  Board 


JAS.  G.  McNARY.  President 
F.  M.  MURCHISON.  Vice-Pres. 
EDGAR  W.  KAYSER,  Vice-Pres. 
H.  E.  CHRISTIE.  Vice-Pres. 
J.  E.  BENTON.  Vice-Pres. 
MAX  MOYE.  Vice-Pres. 
JOHN  M.  WYATT.  Vice-Pres. 
W.  L.  TOOLEY,  Vice-Pres. 


•  WEBB.  C,  HADEN.  Cashier 
P.  F.  KNIGHT.  Asst.  Cshr. 
H.  C.  DUNBAR,  Asst.  Cshr. 
C.  A.  WISE,  Asst.  Cshr. 
C.  HELMUS.  Asst.  Cshr. 
E.  D.  RAYNOLDS.  Asst.  Cshr. 
B.  L.  MYERS.  Asst  Cshr 
F.  E.  GIL.LETT,  Asst.  Cshr. 


WM.  GRAVES.  Auditor 


EDWARD  RODGERS,  President 


RYNOLD  RODGERS.  Vice-Pres. 


E.  HEWIT  RODGERS.  Sec.  &  Mgr. 


SIX  SHADES 
RED  PRESSED 


ALL  SHADES 
MOTTLED 


PASS-TEX 


GLAZED 
SURFACE 


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FIRE  FLASH 


FIRE  BRICK 


FIRE  CLAY 


COMMON 
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CUTS 

COMMON 
RED  PRESSED 


By   Frost,  Nor  Fire,   Nor  Flood, 
Nor  Even  Time  Are  Well  Burned 
Clay  Products  Destroyed 

P.  O.  BOX  136 


"PASS-TEX" 

BRICK 
i  BEAUTIFUL 
ROUGH 
TEXTURE 
BRICK 
IN  VARIOUS 
DESIRABLE 
SHADES 


HOLLOW 
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TILE  IN 
ALL  SIZES 


EL  PASO 


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SCHOOL  I 


Inve«tifirate  Itefore  You  Oeciile,  That's  Wise; 
Try  the  Work  Before  You  Pay;  That's  Fair. 


EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

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JNO.  F.  DRAUGHON.  President 
R.  F.  DAVIS,  Manager 

POSITIONS  GUARANTEED 


<>  Raynolds  BIdg.,  Texas  &  Stanton  Sts. 


El  Paso,  Texas 


C.  LEOXARDT.  President 
C.  C.  MERRILL.  Vice-Pres. 
JAMES  G.  McNARY,  Treas. 


C.  BOETTCHER.  Vice-Pres. 
O.  J.  BINFORD,  Sec.  &  Supt. 
H.  S.  SWEARINGEX,  Genl.  Sales  A&t. 


SOUTHlVESTEEi:]  POgTLg:iD 


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4  610-611  Mills  Building 


CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 


El  Paso,  Texas 


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I   HURD'S  CONFECTIONERY 

I  Manufacturers  of  HIGH  GRADE  CHOCOLATES 

4»  F^ILL   LI\E   OF  rO-NFFCTlOXS 

Box  or  Dulk.  AVholesale  and  Retail 

Mail  Orders  Solicited.  '        E.  P.  HURD.  Prop. 

J    MILLS  nriLDIXG,  :t07  N.  OreKou 


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I  THE  THIEL  DETECTTJE  SERVICE  CO.  | 

M.  F.  BENNETT,  Manager 
Representing  American  Hotel  Association  of  the 
United  States  and  Canada 


CAbll  Addpess 
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El  Paso.  Texas  First  National  Bank  Bldg". 

New  York,  N.  Y  Hudson  Terminal  Bldg-. 

St.  Louis,  Mo  Wright  Bldg. 

Chicago,    Illinois  Monadnock  Block 

San   Francisco,   Cal  i  Phelan  Bldg. 

Kansas    City.    Mo  Dwight  Bldg. 

Seattle,  Wash  New  Y'ork  Bldg. 

Portland,  Oregon  Pittock  Bldg. 

Los  Angeles,  Cal  Mer.  Natl.  Bank  Bldg. 

Denver,  Colo.   Symes  Bldg. 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah  Walker  Bank  Bldg. 

St.  Paul,  Minn  Merch.  Natl.  Bank  Bldg. 

Spokane.  Wash  Old  Natl.  Bank  Bldg. 

Dallas,  Texas  Interurbail  Bldg. 

Atlanta,  Ga  Trust  Co.  of  Ga.  Bldg. 

Vancouver,    B.    C  Rogers  Bldg. 

Winnipeg,  Man  Un.  Bank  of  Can.  Bldg. 

Toronto.  Ont  C.  P.  R.  Bldg. 

Montreal,  Can  Dominion  Exp.  Bldg. 

City  of  Mexico  Av.  5  de  Mayo,  No.  32 

PHONE  1241 


414  First  National  Bank  Bldg. 


EL  PASO.  TEXAS 


FARROW  mmW  LOSAa  CO.,  >"c- 

WHOLESALE  DRUG  SERVICE  TO  THE 
(MERCHANTS  OF  THE  ENTIRE  SOUTHWEST 

Drugs,  Chemicals,  Sundries,  Soda  Fountains, 

Fixtures 

SPECIALIZING  IN  PHARMACEUTICALS  AND 
DRUGS  IN  SEALED  PACKAGES 
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West  Overland  &  Santa  Fe  Streets 

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Electrieal  Nanhinery  and  Supplies 

MFRS.  OF  MOTOR  AND  ARMATURE  COILS 
MOTOR  REWINDING  TROUBLE  WORK 

COMPLETE  MACHINE  SHOP 
SECOND-HAND  REBUILT  MOTORS 

PHONK  35:i 

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Southwestern  Electric  &  Machine  Co.,  Inc.  | 

ELECTRICAL  A\D  MECIC  VMCAL  EXGIXEERIXG  * 

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Gas  and   Oil    Eni;ines,    Motor   Generators,   Storage    Batteries,    Switchboards.  ♦ 

Machine  Shop  AVork,  Repairs,    We  buy,  rebuild  and  sell  used  motors   and  * 

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G.  J.  Neel,  J.  J.  Sullivan) 

Consuiting,  Civil  and  hiining  Engineers 

Geologists 

304  MILLS  BUILDING  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  % 


POTTER  FLORAL  &  CONFECTIONERY  CO. 

MARTIX  BUILDING 

Cut  Flowers,  Potted  Plants.  Wedding:  Bouquets.  Funeral  Designs,  Home  and 
Table  Decorations.    We  grow  our  own  flowers.  Special 
attention  given  to  shipping  orders. 

Greenhouses— Vnl  Verde  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


B.  C.  THORNHILL 

FLORIST 

Choice  Cut  Flowers  For  Banquets,  Etc. 
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4»   J.  B.  HANCOCK,  President  G.  B.  JACKSON,  Secretary 

COr.t^UNITY  MILLinG  CO. 

"Flavo"  Flour  and  Corn  Meal. 
Chicken  Feed 
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1601  Bassett  Avenue  Phone  4768  El  Paso,  Texas 


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ALAfilEDA  FUEL  &  GRAIN  CO. 

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ZELMAH,  KOTOSKY  CO.,  Inc. 

.  WHOLESALE  ONLY  • 

Spot  Cash  Buyers  and  Sellers  cf  Shoes,  Dry  Goods,  Ladies'  and 
Men's  Furnishings,  Notions,  Etc. 

115  $0.  OREGON  ST. 
PHONE  807  •  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  ^ 


THE  H.  LESINSKY 
Wholesale  Grocers 


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EL  PASO 


TEXAS 


MOLINAR  Y  REY  &  CO. 
Wholesale  Grocers 

IMPORTERS  and  EXPORTERS 
Cheese,  Canned  Goods,  Flour 

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TRUEBA-ZOZAYA,  Inc. 
I  Wholesale  Groceries  and  General  Merchandise 


TELEPHONES:  2184,  2185 
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EL  PASO,  TEXAS 
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PAUL  B.  RAYBLRN,  Manager 

SHELF  AID  BUILDERS'  HARDWARE 
Household  Utensils,  Guiiery,  Sporting  and 
Athletic  Goods 

Auto  Accessories    Electrical  Appliances 


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JOSEPH  HEID.  Sec.-Treas. 

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Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  and  Shippers 

I  Hay,  Grain,  Flour  and  Field  Seeds,  Cotton  Seed  Meal 
and  Cake.   Fuel  and  Building  lAaterlai.  I 

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W.  L.  FIELD,  Manager 


HIDES,  PELTS,  TALLOW,  ETC. 
Dealers  in  Sole  Leather  and  Shoe  Findings 

I  1201  Texas  Street  El  Paso,  Texas 


ST.  MHWS  HOSPITAL 

EMILY  DANA  GREEKE,  Supt. 

A  general  hospital  for  women  and  children. 
Staff  of  graduate  nurses  and  the  best 
of  service  guaranteed. 

TELEPHONE  6080 

^1001  E.  Nevada  St.  El  Paso,  Texas  | 


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convenience  of  our  patrons. 

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EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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200  with  Bath 
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Metropolitan 
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ABSOLUTELY 
FIREPROOF 

Large  Roof 
Garden  and 
Convention  Hail 

Sample  Rooms 

Coffee  Shop  and 
Quick  Lunch 
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RATES  $1.50  and 
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HOTEL  SHELDON 

EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


European  Plan  Prices  Reasonable  Service  the  Very  Best 
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VENUS  CREAMERY  CO.,  Inc. 

MANUPACTI  HERS  —  AV  HOLF.S  ALKRS  —  RETAILERS 

ICE  CREAM,  SHERBETS,  ICES 

PHONE  296 

4  1420  Texas  St. 


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DAVID  GELLER 


LIBERTY  IRON  &  IHETAL  GOr^PANY 

Dealers  in 

Copper,  Brass,  Zinc,  Lead,  Scrap  Iron,  Rubber,  Bones 

Second  Hand  Automobiles  Bou^^ht,  Sold  and  Exchanged.    Second  Hand 

Ford  Parts  at  Half  Price, 
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Reduce  errors  and  complaints  by  verifylnicr  addresses 
before  deliverin;jr  merchandise  and  thus  insure  prompt 
d«sJ  i  very. 

IN  COLLECTING  MONEY 

The  Directory  can  trace  debtors,  who  have  moved, 
better  than  any  other  medium.  Thousands  of  dollars 
are  recovered  annually  t)y  our  su  bsrri  bers  which 
would  otlu-rwise  be  lost, 

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LARSABEE  X -SAY  LABORATORY 

WALTER  S.  LARRABEE.  M.  D..  Director 

^  Ail  General  Work,  Including  Fluoroscopic  Examination  of  Thorax 

and  Gastro-lntestinai  Tract 

WE  SPECIALIZE  IN  X-RAY  THERAPY,  DENTAL  RADIO- 
GRAPHY AND  FOREIGN  BODY  LOCALIZATION. 
ELECTRO  THERAPEUTICS 


The  Latest  Equipment 
T  509-511  Roberts-Banner  Bidg. 


Complete  in  Every  Detail 
Phone  2382       El  Paso,  Texas 


WILLIS  W.  WAITE,  M.  D. 

Director  Croiise  Laboratories 

Bacteriologic,  Pathologic,  Clinical,  Chemical,  Toxicoiogical 

and  Sanitary  Work 

Inclndin^  Wasserniaii  Tests^  Anto|j;enous  Vaccines 
and   P^ood  Analysis 
ROBERTS -BAXXER  BUILDING  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


i    WEST  TEXAS  SADDLERY  &  FINDINGS  GO. 


"EVERYTHING   IX  LEATHER" 

Manufacturers  of  Puttees,  Saddles,  Harness  and  Leather  Goods 
Jobbers  of  Shoe  Findings,  Harness  and  Saddlery  Supplies 

Mail  Orders  Given  Prompt  Attention 
PAUL  L.  ATKIXSON 
209-211  S.  OREGOX  STREET  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


LEADIXG    FOR   3'2  YEARS 

EL  PASO  Lir'ESTONE 

QUARRIES 
Grushed  Stone  and 
Fluxing  Rock 

A.  COURCHESNE.  Inc. 
EL  PASO  TEXAS 


i»   RCTBKRT  lander.  President 


A.  M.  EDWARDS.  Sec.-Treaa. 


LANDER  LUMBER  CO. 

Lumber.  Timber,  Shirmlos.  Lath,  Sash  and  Doors.  lUnUiors  Hanlware. 
Paints,  Oils.  Glass  and  Varnishes.  Mouldinirs.  Screen  Doors, 
Rootiny:  I'aper.  Root  I'uint.  Posts,  lied  Fence. 
1808-1830  TexnH  Street  Phone*  2Sl  and  282  El  Pimo.  Trxnm 


Lumber — Macaroni — Machine  Shops — Machinery 


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SHARP-  ELLIOTT  filANUFAGTURSNG  GO.  I 

"TRI-STATE"  MACARONI  PRODUCTS  % 

ShipiHfd  Direct  or  Thru  Your  J<>l>b«T  4» 

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ERXEST  McALLAY,  El  Paso  Manager 

EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


4>  J.  C.  BALLAGH.  Pres. -Mgr.  P.  E.  WARREN,  Sales  Mgr. 

S0UTHl7ESTEHri  EriGiHEERiriG  AND 

SUPPLY  CO. 

MACHINERY 

DESIGNIiyC  AND  INSTALLING  MINING  AND 
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OIL  WELL  EQUIPMENT 

PHONE  130  P.  O.  BOX  1282 

506-508  San  Francisco  St.  El  Paso,  Texas 


J.  C.  B.\I^LAGH,  Pres.-^rer.        '  P.  E.  WARREX.  Sales  Mcr. 


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PHONE  l."0  P.  O  BOX  12S2 

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Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 
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Reference:  Anyone  for  whom  I  have  done  work 

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E.  C.  DAVIS.  Genl.  Msr. 


EL  PASO  MORNING  TIMES 

EL  PASO  TIMES  COMPA^'V.  Publishers 
Every  morning-  in  the  year.       Full  Associated  Press  Report.       Only  Sunday 
paper  in  El  Paso.    Circulates  on  day  of  publication  in  Western  Texas.  New 
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F.  B.  MOORE.  President  &  Manag-er 


MOORE  IRON  WORKS,  Inc. 


EVKRYTHING  IX 


Steel,  Iron  and  Wire 


1600  E.  Missouri  St.  Phone  5615  El  Paso,  Texas  4* 
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FRED  J.  FELDMAX,  Pres.  C.  G.  IFcKIE.  Vice -Pres.  &  M^r. 

FRED  J.  Ttmm  CO. 

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Photographic  Supplies  Kodak  Finishing 

Picture  Framing  Artists'  Materials 

Athletic  Goods  and  Sporting  Goods 
308  E.  SAN  ANTONIO  STREET 
EL  PASO  TEXAS  4* 


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Kodak  Finishing.   Kodaks  and  Films 


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JIM  A.  ALEXANDER 
Photographer 

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PRINTING,  RULING,  BINDERY 
If  You  Want  the  Best  Service  Send  Your  Work  to  Us 

J.  M.  GIL.  Mgr. 

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Interior  House  Finishings,  Window,  Plate  and 

Art  Glass,  Store  Front  Construction. 

Roofings. 

GEO.  EVANS,  Secretary  and  General  Manager 
Mills  &  Walnut  Streets  El  Paso,  Texas  ^ 

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LYDIA  PATTERSON  IfjSTITUTE 


Institute  Selecto  para  la  educacion 
y  cullura  de  jovenes  Mexicanos.  Ofrece 
una  educacion  esmerada,  dando  especial 
atencion  al  desarrollo  del  character  y 
a  la  salud  del  cuerpo. 

Instruccion  Primaria  y  Superior  en 
Inprles  y  Espanol.  Ensenanza  de  mus- 
icia  vocal  e  instrumental.  Curso  Bib- 
lico.  Comercial  y  clases  nocturas.  Edi- 
ficio  y  e(iuipo  modernos.  Excelente 
gymnasio.  Sereciben  Internos  y  Ex- 
ternos. 

INVITAMOS  A  UD.  A  VISITAR  EL 
COLEGIO. 

Para  mas  informes,  dirijase  al 
Presidente. 


A  Select  Institution  for  training- 
and  educating  Mexican  young  men 
and  boj^s  for  life  work  and  for 
Christian  service.  Courses  English. 
Spanish,  Bible,  Music.  Commercial 
and  Physical  Culture,  also  Night 
Classes. 

Building  and  Equipment  ^Modern. 
Excellent  Gymnasium.  Boarders 
and  Day  Pupils  received. 

You  are  invited  to  visit  the  School 
or  address  the  president. 


REV.  LAWRENCE  REYNOLDS,  B.  S. 
503  SOrTH  FLORENCE  STREET 


PHONE  3010 


SOUTHWESTERN  SHEET  METAL 

WORKS 


A.  JANKE      SONS.  Props. 
Maniif:ictnrers  o£ 


Skylights,  Cornices  and  Heavy  Sheet  Metal 
Work  of  all  Kinds 

JOBBING  A  SPECIALTY 

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THE  ROUND  OAK  MOISTAIR  HEATING  SYSTEM 
Heats  your  tiome  the  natural  way.    Safeguards  the  health  and 
comfort  of  your  family.    Saves  tons  cf  fuel 

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D-.  B.  PEEBLES.  Sec.-Treas.  '  E!D\VARD  D.  SACKETT.  Supt. 

HILLS-SyTTGil  CO. 

Manufacturers  of 

STEEL  TANKS,  STOCK  TANKS,  OIL  STORAGE 
TANKS,  WAOON  AND  TRUCK  TANKS 

Galvanized  and  Black,  Welded  and  Riveted 

SHEET  IRON  PIPE,  Welded  and  riveted;  STOCK  TROUGHS,  Z 
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Large  Stocks  of  Sheet  Steel,  Galvanized  Sheets,  Painted 
and  Galvanized  Corrugated  Roofing 

Ask  for  Catalogs  and  Stock  Sheets 
J  Myrtle  Ave.  &  Laurel  St.  El  Paso,  Texas  " 


TRUSCOn  STEEL  CO. 

Reinforciiig  Bars    Metal  Lath    Steel  Sash 

I  Standard  Steel  Buildings        Reinforcing  lilesh  | 
TRUSCOH  LASORATCniES 

WATER  PROOFING      FLOOR  HARDENERS  PAINTS 

\V.  A.  K.  WOODS,  District  Mgr. 
Olive  &  Dallas  Streets  El  Paso,  Texas  X 


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STOCKS  BONDS 
INVESTfiiEHT  SECURITIES 

Correspondents:  Miller  v!<c  Co.,  New  York 

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209  Mesa  Avenue  El  Paso,  Texas  4* 


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STOCKS,  BONDS,  LOANS,  REAL  ESTATE  | 
AND  INVESTMENTS 

W.  D.  GREGORY 


Oil  Stocks  and  Leases  a  Specialty 
MERCHANDISE  BROKER 

1  Security  Bank  BIdg.  Phone  1082 

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R.  H.  MANNING.  Sec.-Treas. 

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2  Telephone  388  El  Paso,  Texas 


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than  any  other  medium.  Thousands  of  doUars  are  re- 
covered annually  by  our  subscribers,  which  would  other- 
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EL  PASO  STCCS  EXCHANGE 


Not  Incorporated 
OFFICERS 


TOM  B.  JOHNSON.  President 


R  H.  MANNING.  Vice -Pres. 


>'ame 

Alston  R.  E. 
Asbell  M.  S. 
Barnard  M.  C. 
Barnard  "VV.  L. 
BioK'ler  R.  J. 
Bookman  J.  B. 
Byars  Brokerage  Co. 
Carusso  Victor 
Central  Stock  Exchange 
Cosillas  F. 
Conrad  A. 
Curtiss  J.  S. 
JHallemand  Gene 
Dunbar  &  Co. 
Dunbar  Mark 
Dues  C.  C.  1 
Evans  E.  R> 
Emery  R.  W, 
Ferrell  R.  R. 
Gregory  "W.  D 
Hoffman  "D.  \V. 
Hunter  &  Co. 
Hinze  C.  B. 
Hatfield  K.  L. 
Hueco  Basin  Oil  Co. 
Hampton  M.  F. 
Heffield  E.  A. 
Joos  J.  J 
Johnson  Tom  B. 
K.  C    Brokerag^e  Co. 
KnoUonberpT  Fred  C. 
Koekkoek  R. 
Kelley  J.  M. 
Lane  J.  E. 
LUman  Sol 
Licata  Alex  T. 
.\(iller  C.  D  . 
Major  H.  H. 
Manning-  R.  H. 
Mullikin  Grover 
Midwest  Inv,  Co 
Moffat t  J.  R 
iMcKenney  H.  F. 
I'uund  Goo.  H. 
Portcrfield  Wilson  C. 
I»ukli  Frank  2>L 
P«-terson  W.  H. 
Rosan  O.scar 
RettiK-  Carl  B. 
Streeter  C.  C. 
Stephens  James  L. 
Schuller  Dr.  J.  C. 
Tapscott  J.  C. 
Wilmore  R.  \V. 
AVilliams  VT.  B. 
Wilkes  D.  R. 
Wood  &.  Co. 
Winerate  J.  F. 


Frazier  J.  M 
Griffin  W.  C,  Capt. 
Monahan  R.  J. 
McLaughlin  J.  R. 
Prewett  E.  W. 
Stern  Chas. 


H.  H.  MAJOR,  Sec.-Treas. 
MEMBE1R8 

Firm 

Hunter  &  Co. 
W.  C.  Porterfield 
Dunbar  &  Co. 
Dunbar  &  Co. 
Biegler  &  Co. 
Hunter  &  Co.  p 


Curtiss  &  Co. 


Dunbar  &  Co. 

Dues  &  Co. 

E.  R.  Evans  &  Co. 


Hatfield  &  Bradford 
Dunbar  &  Co. 
J.  J.  Jogs  &  Co. 


Southwest  Invt.  Co. 
Litman  Bros. 

Elmendorf  &  Co. 
Dunbar  &  Co. 
Manning  &  Co. 


J.  R.  Moffett  &  Co. 
Geo.  H.  Pound  &  Co. 

W.  H.  Peterson  &  <":o. 


Tom  B.  Johnson 

James  L.  Stephens  &  Co. 


Goodman  &  Co. 
Pullman  Oil  &  Refg.  Co. 


Office 

St.  Regis  Hotel 
515  Trust  Bldg. 
Security  Bank  Bldg  . 
Security  Bank  Bldg  . 
301  Security  Bank  Bldg. 
St.  Regis  Hotel 
321  W.  San  Antonio 
First  Nat'l   Bank  Bldg. 
202  N.  Oregon  St. 
400%  N.  El  Paso  St. 
P.  O.  Box  1136 
Sheldon  Hotel 
First  Nat'l   Bank  Bldg. 
Security  Bank  Bldg. 
Security  Bank  Bldg. 
First   Nat'l   Bank  Bldg. 

501  Mills  Bldg. 
228  Mesa  Ave. 
327   Trust  Bldg. 

2d  fl.  Security  Bank  Bldg. 
400 V2  S.  El  Paso  St. 
St.  Regis  Hotel 
700  Mesa  Ave. 
Sheldon  Hotel  Lobby 
28  Sheldon  Hotel 
Security  Bank  Bldg. 

309  Texas  St. 
Security  Bank  Bldg. 
Sheldon  Hotel  Lobby 
621  Mills  St. 

310  Caples  Bldg. 
Leon  Hotel 
2206  Mills  St. 
IIIH  N.  Oregon 
St.  Regis  Hotel 

528  First  Nat'l  Bk.  Bldg. 
209  Mesa  Ave. 
Security  Bank  Bldg. 

502  Martin  Bldg. 
511  Caples  Bldg. 
300  Trust  Bldg. 
Two  Republics  Bldg. 
105  Texas  St. 

lOS  Sheldon  St.  • 

518  Trust  Bldg. 

First  Nat'l  Bank 

Trust  Bldg. 

S13  N.  Virginia  St. 

2831  Montana  St. 

Sheldon  Hotel  Lobby 

Sheldon  Hotel  Lobby 

304  Roberts-Banner  Bldg 

316  E.  Missouri  St. 

P.  O.  Box  1221 

403   Raynolds  Bldg. 

60S  Arizona  St. 

205   N.  Stanton  St. 

Mills  Bldg. 


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Pi'tlro.  groc  55c 'Smelter 
Krancisco.  rest  104  E  7th 
I'rancis(^o,  tailor  7  400  S 
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A»»tna  <::i-iially  Surety*  Co  of 
Hartfuj.t  Cttim.  A  L  ^roKiiigfit 
gt'nl  aut  •.»(>»  Mills  bldg 

Aetna  Clul).  K  L  W  ilson  mgr  402A 
S  Orou'fui 

AETNA  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO  of 

Hartft.r.l,  Coim.  Xorthwestern 
Texas  au<l  New  Mexico  Agency, 
Arlhur  I.  McKnight  mgr,  Geo  W 
Sni.l.T  olir  y03-904  Mills  bldg 

Agudo  groc  301  Mills 

Agiiilar  Ju<.'.  groc  1000  S  St  Vrain 

Aguilar  M.u'luvio,  shoemkr  3014 
MaguiliM  av 

AgnUar  Maria  Mrs,  rest  703  S  El 
'  Pa>o 

Aguilar 

Aguirr*' 

Aguiri-*' 
Santa 

Aguirrc 

Aguirr*' 
Stanton 

AINSA  F  S,  pres  Tlie  F  S  Ainsa 
SCu    nu-  .  300-300  S  Stanton 
AINSA  F  S  CO  THE   (inc),  F  S 

,  Ainsa  pres.  i]  L  Pomeroy  vice- 
pres,  I)  1.  Pickens  sec  and  asst 
treas,  J  S  Bunting  treas  and 
asst  s»'c,  wholesale  grocers, 
dealers  in  Hour  and  grain  300- 
300  S  Stanton 

Ainsa  M  A:  S»>ns.  R  A  Ainsa  pres, 
.  wliol  urorrrs  220  S  Stanton 

ALAMEDA  FUEL  &  GRAIN  CO, 
Sam  Uosfuw  asser  prop,  whol 
and  rt'tail  voni,  wood,  hay,  grain 
3400-3  ioH  Uosa 

Alameda  Theatre.  Felix  Rasura 
mgr  3(iJ9  Alameda  av 

Alamo  Ht'ights  Co,  U  S  Stewart 
sec-treas  1  IG  Texas 

Alanm  Ma<-hine  Co  (J  H  Shinn,  C 
H  l^ow.dl    3101  Alameda  av 

Alarcon  1).  groc  1120  S  Oregon 

Alarcon  Simon,  printQj*  606  S 
Stanton 

Alarid  Carlos  P.  rest  321  S  El  Paso 
Alba  A.  groc  53c  Smelter 
Alba  li.  gi'oc  58c  Smelter 
Albafull  IMuardo.  broker  31 1  First 
•    Natl  Hank  bldg 
Albert  i:iia>.  groc  400  N  Piedras 
Alberta  llnfrj,  h  K  Hale  prop,  123A 
San  Francisco 


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Alcazar  Theatre,  International 
Amusement  Co  props  506  S  El 
Puso 

Alderete  Frank  G,  real  est  507  Ga- 

ples  bldg 
Alegre  E,  shoemkr  210  E  7th 
Alexander   Enos    S,    lawyer  619 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

ALEXANDER  JIM  A,  portrait  pho- 
tographer, kodak  tinishing  and 
enlarging,  picture  framing  109 
S  El  Paso 
Alfaro  V,  groc  504  S  Stanton 
Alhambra  Heights  Land  Co,  0  A 
Danielson  sec  304  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Alhambra  Theatre,  S  V  Fulkerson 
mgr  211  S  El  Paso 

Alhambra  Jewelry  Co,  Benj  Cohn 
prop  211  S  El  Paso 

Allen  Arms  &  Cycle  Co(  R  E 
len)  404  N  Oregon 

Allen  Cone  Co,  A  H  Swett  sec- 
treas  milling  machy  105  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Allen  Jacob  F,  contr  2927  Moun- 
tain av 

Allen  Motor  Co  (A  T  &  E  D  Allen) 
162  N  Piedras 

Allis-Chalmers  Mfg  Co,  O  F  Metz 
sales  eng  2900  San  Diego 

Allison  Raymond,  mining  704  Ga- 
ples  bldg 

Alonzo  Juan,  soft  drinks  1006  S 
Santa  Fe 

Alton  \Vm  A,  phys  3808}  Moun- 
tain av 

Altura  Poultry  Yard,  A  M  Sackett 
prop  2814  Savannah 

Altura  Realtv  Co,  H  C  Myles  sec- 
treas  910  Mills  bldg 

Alvarado  A,  groc  1011  Tays 

Alvarado  Domingo,  groc  1020  S 
Santa  Fe 

Alvarado  J  G,  shoemkr,  501  S  St 
Vrain 

Alvarado  S,  groc  3120  Cypress 
Alvarado  V,  groc  3000  Findley 
Alvarez  Bros,  groc  913  E  2d 
Alvarez  F,  groc  1001  S  Florence 
Alvarez  I  1),  shoemkr  217  E  4th 
Alvarez  J  V  Mrs,  groc  317  W  Ov- 
erland 

Alvarez  Juan,  groc  700  Park 
Alvarez  J,  groc  1019  San  Jacinto 


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Alvelaiz  Francisco,  groc  912  E 
7th 

Amador  iMeliton,  barber,  809  S  El 
Paso 

Amador  Podro,  barber  208  E  7th 
Amava       groc  1000  S  Santa  Fe 
AMERICAN     ASSOCIATION  OF 

ENGINEERS  ^Southwestern 

Dist/,  Forrest  E  Baker  dist  sec 
American  Auto  Supply  Co  (Henry 

W  Bauder)   312  Texas 
American  District  Tel  Go,  T  A 

Darling-  mgr  107  N  Oregon 

AMERICAN  FURNITURE  CO  (J  B 

Arthur    and    Max  Blaugrund), 

comidete  *  tiouse  furnishings 

1 12-11 4  S  Stanton 
American  Grocery  Go,  G  S  Nasits 

mgr  whol  grocers  909  S  El  Paso 
American  Jewelry  &  Novelty  Go, 

Jos  Greenberg  prop,  209  E  San 

Antonio 

American  Legion,  El  Paso  Post  No 
36  F  M  Johnson  Jr  sec  14 
Ghamber  of  Commerce  bldg 

American  Lumber  &  Investment 
Co,  A  A  Jones  sec  415  \V  San 
Antonio 

American  National  Insurance  Co, 
F  A  Osbourn  supt  416  Trust 
bldg 

American  Railway  Express  Co,  W 
J  Martindale  genl  agt  312  Mills 

American  Red  Cross  Home  Serv- 
ice. Mrs  R  H  Reinhart  sec  308 
N  Oregon 

American  Surety  Co  of  New  York, 
Douglas  C  Crowe  11  Agency  genl 
agts  224  Mills  bldg 

AMERICAN  TRUST  &  SAVINGS 
BANK,  T  C  Scroggs  pres,  Leslie 
W  Craig  vice-pres,  James  A 
Borders  cshr,  W  H  Waggoner 
asst  cshr.  \V  U  Carre  asst  cshr, 
Robert  T  Hoover  asst  cshr  El 
Paso  se  cor  San  Antonio 

American  Union  Laundry,  Wm  T 
Gritlith  mgr  1422  xMyrtle  av 

Amesbury  Wm,  contr  3308  Alamo- 
gordo 

Amieva  M.  izroc  2121  Central  av 
AMONETT  E  T,  manufacturer 
ami  dealer  in  harness  and  sad- 
dlerv,  ten(s,  awnings,  canvas 
goods  and  duck,  auto  tops  and 
scat  covers  4(»0  Texas 


Amastaler  &  Blagrund,  clothing 

204  E  Overland 
Anagnostou  &  Juannes,  rest  bak- 
ery 310  Mesa  av 
\naya  Andres,  groc  922  E  El  Paso 
\naya  y  Arrieta  S,  masseur  30 

Buckler  blk 
Anderson  Ghas  C,  groc  2105  E  San 
Antonio 

Anderson  Investment  Co,  J  G  Ba- 

rada  sec  306  Mesa  av 
Anderson  Wm  H,  phys  609  N  Ore- 
gon 

Andrade  P,  groc  2202  MagofTm  av 
Andrews  &  King  (L  R  Andrews, 

Thos  King),  rest  306  Texas 
Angeles  &  Velarde  (F  J  Angeles, 

Jose  Velarde),   custom  house 

brokers  103  W  5th 
Anglo-Mexican  Institute,   3iO  B 

5th 

ANSERBAK  CO  THE,  multiform 
letters,  mailing,  addressing, 
lists,  expert  copy,  basement  El 
Paso  Bank  &  Trust  bldg,  Texas 
cor  Mesa  av 

Anton  Roque,  groc  305  W  Ovei> 
land 

Aparicio  T  B.  groc  610  S  Florence 
Apodaca  J  M,  barber  317  S  Kan- 
sas 

Aragon  Manuel,  groc  3424  Rivera 
Aranda  Federico,  dry  gds  217  S 
Stanton 

Ardoin  Theo  W,  meat  market  220 

E  San  Antonio 
Arellano  Lorenzo  J,  mining  18 

Morgan  bldg 
Arevalo  F,  groc  1112^  S  Santa  Fe 
Argos  Antonio,  soft  drinks  420  S 

Stanton 

Argote  Simon,  soft  drinks  116  E 
7  th 

\rguelles  Camilo,  customs  broker 

316  S  El  Paso 
Arguelles  Fernando  L,  phys  6l9i 

.  S  El  Paso 
Arias  E  E,  fee«l  505  S  Stanton 
Arias  Jose,  barber  221  E  7th 
Arias  Sabas.  groc  715  S  Kansas 
Arle(iuin  ^w\  J  Soto  Mayor  mgr 

222  San  Jacinto 
Arlington  Hotel.  Oscar  Uhlig  prop 

32  J  i  K  San  Antonio 
Armendnriz  F.  groc  2c  Smelter 


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Armendariz  Francisco,  phys  214 
Trust  bidg 

Armendariz  R,  groc  608  E  2d 

Armenia  Jacinto,  groc  2911  Ma- 
go  Hi  n  av 

Armenia  Julio,  groc  911  Chichua- 
nua 

Armijo  Antonio,  confecty  2206 
Magoftin  av 

Armistead  Ernest  K,  phys  319 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Armour  &  Co,  S  S  Connor  mgr 
whol^eats  S  Florence  cor  1st 

Armstrong  Blanche  R  Mrs.  osteo- 
path 418  Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Armstrong  Henry,  rest  808  E  Mis- 
souri 

Armstrong  Herbert  W,  osteopath 
418  Rob?rts-Banner  bldg 

Armstrong  W  H.  mgr  Camphuis 
&  Rives  614  Mills  bldg 

Arnold  Homan,  groc  2200  Tre- 
mont 

Arnold  J  G,  shoes  202  N  Oregon 
Arnold  R  D,  cigars  230  Mesa  av 
Arnson  Ghas,  clothing  600i  S  El 
Paso 

Arredondo  E,  groc  1100  S  El  Paso 
Arroyo  Ignacio,  groc  104  E  8th 
Arsiniega  F,  groc  4127  Madera 
Art  craft  Printing  Co  (C  B  Lurvey, 

C  L  Watson).  119  N  Kansas 
Ascarate  Frank  M,  billiards  92  4  S 

El  Paso 

Ascot t  Valley  Land  &  Improve- 
ment Co.  \Vm  Moeller  sec  206 
Herald  bldg 

Ashley  Hotel.  Mrs  Celia  B  Ruiz 
mgr  607  A  S  El  Paso 

Askin  &  Marine  Co,  Valentin 
Onate  mgr  clothing  216  S  El 
Paso 

Assad  Michl.  groc  309  S  Stanton 
Associated  Charities.  J  B  Gwin 

sec  basement  Court  House 
Associated    Press,    Reed  Hayes 

corresppndent  Herald  bldg 
Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fc  Ry, 

503  Mills  bldg 
Atkin  H  Co  (Bernard  Atkin,  Max 

Franklin),  whol  confecty  905  S 

Kl  Paso 

Alkin  Mac  Co,  whol  confecty  216 
S  Oregon 


ATKINSON  PAUL  L  (West  Texas 
Saddlery  &  Findings  Co),  209- 
2 1 1  S  Oregon 

Atlas  Brick  Co,  A  H  xVnderson 
sec-treas  400  Dallas 

At t away  Alice  F  Miss,  dentist  212 
Mills  bldg 

Attebery  N  Wesley%  osteopath  412 
Caples  bldg 

Attel  Antonio,  groc  419  S  El  Paso 

Auction  Commission  House,  Wal- 
ter A  W  Williams  mgr  321  E 
San  Antonio 

Auer  Edw,  phys  2814  Montana 

Auerbach  Leo  B,  phys  1018  Mills 
bldg 

Aultman  &  Dorman,  photogs  305$ 
San  Francisco 

Austin-Amazon  Copper  Co,  C  H 
Leavell  sec-treas  116  Texas 

Austin  Lee  B,  groc  523  N  Camp- 
bell 

Auto  Livery  Co,  Oliver  Carr  mgr 
116  W  San  Antonio 

Auto  Trimming  &  Supplv  Co  (II 
M  Hatcher,  H  C  Hillin)  307  W 
San  Antonio 

Automobile  Underw^riters  of 
America,  Ernest  F  Corder  mgr 
408  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Automatic  Printing  Co.  G  E 
Cairns  prop  408  Texas 

Automobile  Insurance  Co,  A  L 
McKnight  agt  903  Mills  bldg 

AUTOMOBILE  PARTS  CO,  L  J 
Trotti  mgr  automobile  parts 
and  accessories  363-365  Myr- 
tle ave.  Phone  271 

Automobile  Tire  Co,  E  T  Schenck 
msrr  201  W  San  Antonio 

Avalos  Genaro,  groc  425  S  Ore- 
gon 

Awbrev  Coal  &  Coke  Co,  C  B 
Woodul  mgr  508  :\lills  bldg 

Awbrey  Mills,  drugs  213  E  San 
Antonio 

Ayala  Julian,  groc 
cinto 

Ayala  Pascual,  sec  hd  gds  302a 
San  Jacinto 

Ayoub  Bros  (S  F  &  A  F^  cloth- 
ing 7  18  S  El  Paso 

Ayoub  Jno,  confecty  305  5  S  Stan- 
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Ayoub  Joj^.  billiards  709  S  El  Paso 
Ayoub  &  Chomali,  furn  716  S  El 
Paso 

Azar  Bros  ^  Fellas  &  Shibley),  whol 

confecty  520  San  Francisco 
Azar  Jose,  groc  2229  MagoHin  av 
B  B  B  Shoe  Go   (Saml  &  Chas 

Givenl ,  300  E  Overland 
B  &  B  Transfer  &  Storage  Go,  504 

San  Francisco 
Baber  Geo  T  Go,  auto  supplies 

3803  A  Alameda  av 
^iaber  \V  F     Son,  groc  712  Brown 
Babicora   Development   Go,   J  G 

Hayes  mgr  810  Mills  bldg 
Baca   Apolonio,   meat  mkt  2229 

Basf^ett  av 
Baca  Herlinda  L  Mrs,  soft  drinks 

02  I  San  Jacinto 
Baca  Viviano.  groc  905  Park 
Baca  Pablo  G.  groc  feed  409  S 

Stanton 

Bachelor   Hotel.    Mrs   Dora  Van 

Dvke  prop.  32  5  \V  Missouri 
BADGLEY   C  W,   supt  El  Paso 

Smelt incr  Works 
Badouh  Bros  (A  M  &  T  M),  105 

San  Jacinto 
Bailev  &  Stevens  (R  G  Bailey.  W 

K  Stevens  ,  real- est  206  Mills 
Bailv  Geo  H.  meat  mkt  307  Mills 
Baird  Wm  A.  auto  livery  116  \V 

San  Antonio 
BAKER    FORREST    E,    <list  sec 

American   Assn   of  Engineers 

Sont hwestern.  Dist 
Baker  Steain   Motor  Gar  &  Mfg 

Go.  G  H  Trcmblay  rep  311  San 

Francisco 
Baker-Vawter  Go.  Raymond  Pitts 

rep  204  Mills  bldg 
Bakopoulos  Sypros,  confecty  403 A 

N  Oregon 
Balderas  J  A.  barber  313  Texas 
Baldcrrama  Antonioi.   Alberta  & 

Luis,  billiards  206i  S  El  Paso 
Baldwin  &  Hilling,  barbers  319  N 

Oregon  ^ 
Baldwin-Kruse  :\Ifrs  Sales  Go,  /Oi 

'I'wo  Republics  bldg 
BALLAGH   J   C,   pres    and  mgr 

S(tuth\v(\-tern  Wrecking  Go  and 

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Supply  Go,  506-508  San  Fran- 
cisco 


Ballard,  Armstrong  &  Go,  cloth- 
ing Goney  Island  bldg 

Ballard  J  G  &  Go,  dry  gds  cloth- 
ing 112  S  Oregon 

Ballina  Vicente  F,  groc  2900  E 
San  Antonio  * 

Bait  Furniture  Go.  Frank  H  Bait 
prop  206  S  Stanton 

Banco  Nacional  de  Mexico,  A  N 
Gonzalez  mgr  521  First  Natl 
Bank  bldg 

BANDEEN  DeWITT  A,  govern- 
mental research  and  city  plan- 
ning dept,  El  Paso  Ghamber  of 
Gmnmerce,  310  San  Francisco 

Baner  Lillian  K.  hair  goods  207 
San  Francisco 

BANKERS  LIFE  CO  of  Des  Moines, 
Iowa.  R  J  Williams  agency  jngr. 
M  K  Williams  cshr,  318-319 
Martin  bldg 

BANNELL  F  M,  pres  El  Paso 
Overland  Go.  Kansas  cor  Boule- 
vard 

Banuelos  Aurelia  Mrs,  groc  806 
Park 

Baptist  Publishing  House,  J  E 
Davis  mgr  519  N  Gampbell 

Baptist  Sanatorium,  see  Southern 
Baptist  Sanatorium 

Barav  Pablo,  real  est  404  S  Gamp- 
bell 

Barav  Pedro,  groc  1108A  S  Santa 

Fc 

Barb<UM  Isaac,  groc  203  Ghichua- 
hua 

BARGLEBAUGH  &  WHITSON  C 

E  Barglcbaugh.  Lloyd  R  \\"hit- 

son ) .   architects   and  (Muisult- 

ing  engineers,  suite  721  First 

Xatl  Bank  bldg 
Barker  Ghas  A,  garage  314  Mills 
Barman  &  Barman  iA  M  \'  S  H\ 

invts  309  Gity  Natl  Bank  bldg 
BARNARD  W  L,  pres  Dunbar  .-s: 

Co,    Security   Bank   bldg.  226 

Mesa  av 

liarnes  Fred  F,  ins  902  Mills  bldg 

Bai'iu>«^  Wm  G.  genl  frt  agt  K  P 
S  W  System  E  P  v'^  S  W  bldg 

Barnelt  lj>an  \-  Jcwtdry  Go  Har- 
ry liarnett^  219  E  San  Anlonm 

Baron  H  J,  chemicals  1201  Mill> 

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Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinley  County,  New  IVIexioo 


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Uiirr  &  Menrionhall  (T  T  Barr,  J 

H   Meiideiihall      autos   322  E 

Sail  Antonio 
Harraza  Lorenzo,  groc  s  end  Con- 

cepcion  av 
.Borrenada  Felix,  groc  .1011  E  2d 
Barrerra  .Miguel,  groc  103  E  2d 
Barrett  Frank  O,  phvs  215  Gaples 

bidg 

•  Barriga  Jose,  barber  315  E  6th 
Barrio  Constantino,   soft  drinks 
,  620  S  Stanton 

Barrios  Leonardo,  produce  107  S 

Florence 
Barron  Frank  P,  confecty  606  San 

Francisco 
Barry  W  H,  auto  reprs  515  W  San 

Antonio 

BARTLETT  TEDDY,  2d  vice-pres 
International  Brick  Co.  San  An- 
tonio cor  Lee 

BASSETT  CHAS  N,  pros  El  Paso 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  310 
San  Francisco 

Bassford  Saml  D,  paints  505 
Texas 

Bassilla  Chas,  confecty  402  S  El 
Paso 

Bauchert  Malilon  F.  dentist  906 

Mills  bldg 
fBAUMGARTElM   &   WYLER,   J  F 

Baumgart^'U  genl  •  mgr,  J  O 
Wyler  supt,  machine  shop, 
brass  and  boiler  work,  auto  re- 
pairs, S  Virginia  cor  61  li 

Bazaar  Store,'  M  A"  Klein  ragr 
trunks  218  S  El  Paso 

Beach  Henry  S,  art  gds  104  Pio- 
neer Plaza 

B<'all,  Kemp  &  Xagle.  lawyers  I 
Slate  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Becker-Keo^h  Hardware  Co.  J  T 
Keogh  Jr  sec-treas,  409  Texas 

Becker  Max  E.  ins  7  26  Mills  bldg 

Bee  Trunk  :\Ifg  Co.  J  T  Camacho 
&  Son  props  3i3  E  10th 

Behrendl  J  J,  painter  811  E  Boule- 
vard 

Jiell  Messeng(u*  S(U'vice.  \V  R  Con- 

rov  prop  701  Mag(dhn  av 
Belt  ran  Francisco,  groc  42  4  E  2d 
Beltz  Walter  O.  asst  treas  and 
genl  mgr  Western  Wooiien- 
ware  Co  Anthony  cor  W  San 
Antonio 


Bencomo  Rafael,  groc  619  E  10th 
Bonham  Lee  &  Co,  brokers  316 

Trust  bldg 
Benjamin  Jos.  shoes  105  S  Stan- 
ton 

Benson  (irace  A  Mrs,  dermatol- 
ogist, 25  Buckler  bldg 

BENNETT  IVI  F,  mgr  Thiel  Detec- 
tive Service  Co,  414  First  Natl 
Bank  bldg 

BENTON  J  E,  vice-pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

Berg  Chas  A,  mfg  jeweler  311 
Herald  bldg 

Berg  Co,  S  I  Berg  pres  men's  fur- 
nishings 304  E  Overland 

Bernard  Oscar  C,  photog  609  E 
San  Antonio 

Bernard's  Automatic  Advertiser 
Co  (O  C  Bernard),  609  E  San 
Antonio 

Berryhill  Furniture  Co  (A  E  & 
W  E  Berryhill.  R  B  Wallace) 
600  E  San  Jacinto 

Best  P  H,  barber  309  San  Jacinto 

BEST  W  C,  pres  Manning  &  Co, 

405  Raynolds  bldg 
Betance  j  Welding  Co,  Jesus  Bc- 

tance  prop  304a  San  Jacinto 
Beiitell  &  Hardie   (H  M  Beutell, 

Bradforrl  Hardie  Jr),  architects 

615  (^.aples  bldg 
Beva!i  St  an  lev.  planing  mill  618 

Mills 

Beyers! edt  Bros  (l\  A  &  H),  sheet 

nuisic  307  N  Oregon 
Beys    Andrew,    confecty    520  N 

Stanton 

Bickerlon  Tennant,  groc  2719 
N  Piedras 

Biegler  tS:  Co  (R  J  Biegler) .  bro- 
kers 301  Security  Bank  bldg 

Bienemann  I\Ifg  Co,  W  J  Biene- 
mann  mgr  sweeping  compound 
3515  Alameda  av 

Bierhorst  Herman  W.  llorist  101 
Texas 

iiig  l^end  Oil  v.^'  <'«as  Co.  V  A 
Sjiencc  pri^s  .320  I*'.  San  Antonio 

Bigrlow  R  V  Supply  Co.  confeiMy 

508  N  SI  an  I  on 
Biu  Four  Oil       Rrlining  Co,  525 

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Bijou  Tlicatro,  J  P  McGue  mgr  212 

S  EI  Paso 
Billings  Piano  Co  (F  G  Billings), 

l  i29  E  Boulovard 
Bindley  Jas  H.  phys  417  Mills  bldg 
BINFORD    O    J,    sec    and  supt 
Soulh\v(\storn  Portland  Cement 
Co.  GlO-Gl  I  Mills  bldg 
Birt  \Vm.  contr  910  N  El  Paso 
Bischoir  Jno  E,  real  est  703  Two 

Republics  bldg 
Bishop  Edw  W.  groc  710  Noble 
Bishop  Ida  E  Mrs,  phys  306  Her- 
ald bldg 

Black  Byron  L,  chiropractor  605 

Gaples  bldg 
Blackham  Henry        garage  411 

Myrtle  av 
Blarknian  G  H,  meat  mkt  New 

City  Market 
Blackmon  E  S,  ,  tailor  811  E  San 

Antonio 

Blackwell  W  J  &  Co,  mfrs  agts 
3930  Hueco 

Blain  Andrew  J,  groc  3230  Sac- 
ramento 

BLANCHARD  T  E,  sec  Tri-State 
Association  of  Credit  Men,  620- 
21-22  Caples  bldg 

Blanco  R  S,  groc  1003  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Blickensderfer  Frank  C,  metal- 
lurgist 1112  Mills  bldg 

Bloch  Herman,  junk  720  S  Ore- 
gon 

Bloomberg  Ernest,  shoes  517^  E 
San  Antonio 

Blot  Victor,  groc  feed  3231  Ala- 
meda av 

Blum   Fannie   Mr.<.   school  sup 
plies  confeciv  3519  La  Luz 

Blumenthal  B  &  Bro,  clothing  218 
N  Stanton 

Board  of  Education.  H  M  Andreas 
sec  707  :\Iontana 

Bocanegra  A,  barber  813  S  El 
Paso 

Bodey  J  L  Upholstering  Go,  2909 

Alameda  av 
Boeckman  .Tas  H,  groc  1020  E  San 

Antonio 

BOETTCHER  C,  vice-pres  South- 
western  I'orllaiid  Cement  Co 
610-611  Mills  bl.lg 


L  &  Go,  brokers 
A,  real  est  407  E 
confecty  3029  Ala- 
rest  412  E  San  An- 
502 


Bogardus  R 

Trust  bldg 
Bogue  Nelson 

Franklin 
BoUettini  N, 

meda  av 
Bolton  J  W, 

tonio 

Bond  Laura  J,  stenog  notary 
Two  Republics  bldg 

BONDS  (inc),  G  A  Bonds  pres,  M 
L  Bath  vice-pres,  G  L  Bonds 
sec  and  treas,  books,  station- 
ery, office  supplies,  filing  equip- 
ment. 108  Mesa  av 
Booth  E  H,  mgr  A  D  Foster  Go 

Herald  bldg 
Border  Advertising  Agency.  Ru- 
fus  P  March  prop  316  Herald 
bldg 

BORDER  BEVERAGE  CO    inc),  B 
R  Person  mgr,  manufacturers 
and  bottlers  of  aerated  bever- 
ages, near  beer,  800  S  Oregon 
Border  Commission  Shoe  Co,  215 

S  Stanton 
Border   Mortgage   Go.  Crawford 
Haryie   pres   Ed   M  Whitaker 
vice-pres  S  N  Schwabe  sec  and 
treas  E  H  Alfson  asst  sec  and 
asst  treas  Texas  cor  Stanton 
BORDER    NATIONAL  BANK, 
Judge  J  M  Goggin  chairman  of 
the    board,    Crawford  Harvie 
pres,   T   M   Quebedeaux  vice- 
pres,  Sig  N  Schwabe  vice-pres 
and   cshr,   T  H   Sanders  asst 
cshr,"  Texas  cor  Stanton 
Border  Plumbing  Co,  T  D  Butch- 
er prop  306  E  Missouri 
Border   Sales   Co.   L   S  Calishrr 
prop  mfrs  agts  316  First  Natl 
Bank  bldg 
Border  Seed  Co.  M  J  Murray  prop 

3-Jl  Mills 
BORDERLAND  AUTO  SUPPLY 
CO  ^inc\  r>  L  C-lements  pres. 
automotive  equipment  jobbers, 
wholesale  and  n^tail.  817-819 
T(^\as 

BORDERS  JAMES  A,  e>hr  Amer- 
ican Trust  vS:  Savings  Bank.  El 
Paso  se  cor  San  Antonio 


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Increase  your  carryini;;  caparity 
hauling  i-dsts. 
TIIOY  TH.VII.KH    SAM.S   (  OMT.^NY 
Distributors  Troy   Trail,  rs.   S.  ini-Trailers. 
Miami  Litjht  Trailers 

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TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc. 


STOCKS 


OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  National  Rank  Ruilding^ 

Casper  and  Rawlins,  Wyo.        DENVER      Cheyenne  and  Laramie,  Wyo. 


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BORETZ  IVLERCANTILE  CO,  Mux 

Moye  pres.  R  W'oiasttMii  vice- 
pres.  M  J  Borotz  sec  and  treas, 
wholesalo  dry  goods,  notions, 
men's  furnishings,  tailors' 
trimmings  and  armv  supplies, 
'217-219  S  Oregon 

Borschow  Max,  genl  mdse  321  S 
Stanton 

Borunda  C,  groc  2204  Magoffin  av 
Boss  Rubber  &  Accessories  Co,  A 

Q  Drake  mgr  320  Texas 
Boston  Dental  Parlors,  A  G  Ort- 

ner  mgr  7  State  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Bota  Jose,  wagon  yard  305  E  4tli 
Boulding  &  Williams,  rest  112  E 

2d 

Boulevard  Batterv  &  Ignition  Co 

(F  H  Wells),  314  E  Boulevard 
Bowden  R  N  Mrs,  drugs  County 

Road  cor  Fullan  av 
Bowie  Henry  T,  ins  307  First  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
Bowlby  &  Bovvlby,  osteopaths  SOS 

Mills  bldg 
Bowman  &  Lankford,  clean  and 

press  411  San  Jacinto 
Boyd  Jos  P.  broker  620  Mills  bldg 
Bradford  Clark  K,  cement  work 

1230  E  Missouri  • 
Bradley  Arthur  C,  tailor  320  S 

^  Vrain 

Bradstreet  Co.  mercantile  agency 
E  D  Allen  reporter  308  Security 
Bank  bldg 

Brady  C  C  &  Co,  G  C  Brady  mgr 
mdse  brokers  924  xMills  bldg 

Brady  Jas  B,  dentist  305  Two  Re- 
publics bldg 

Branch  Wm  M,  phys  3006  Ala- 
meda av 

Brandt  Otto  A,  silks  woolens  208 
Texas 

Brannen  Marshall  B,  drugs  401 
S  Ochoa 

Brattstrom  B  O,  groQ  New  City 
Market 

Brattstrom  Chas  P,  groc  415  E 

Boulevard 
Bravo  Antonio,  barber  111  E  7th 
Bravo  Cesario,  groc  1018  San  Ja- 
cinto 

Bray  cN:  Co.  W  E  Oambrell  sec- 
treas  whol  grocers  1st  cor  S 
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914 


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Distributive  Dealers,  Jobbers 

IWaNElRlNG,  DESIGNS  AND  // 

THE  COLORADO  /^Q*. 
SUPPLY 

1B34  BLAKE  STREET 


Breck  Louis  denti: 

Natl  Bank  bldg 
Brennan    Jas    A,  plumber 

Texas 

Brennan  Jno  V,  plumber  121 

Franklin 
Bridat  Eugenio,jewelet  3016  Ala-^ 

riieda  av 

Bretherton  M  T,  prop  El  Paso 
Multigraphing  Co  213  Mills 
bldg  j 

Bridgers  Wm  W,  lawyer  502 
Trust  bldg 

Briggs  Flora  Mrs,  rest  2911  Ala- 
meda av 

Brinck  P  F  &  Co,  whol  fruits  413 

E  Overland 
Briones  Francisco  ,photog  611  S 

Stanton 

Briones  Paulo,  groc  1000  E  5th 
Britton  Jas  M,  phys  311  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 
Britton  Wm  W,  phys  514  Martin 
bldg 

BROADDUS  &  LeBARON    (H  W 

Broaddus,  Geo  R  LeBaron), 
real  estate,  ranches,  valley 
lands,  cattle,  insurance,  112 
Texas 

Broadhurst  Walter  W,  barber  322 
E  San  Antonio  . 

Bromberger  Fredk  S,  cigars  103 
N  Oregon 

Bronson  Artliur  S,  phys  2  Buck- 
ler bldg 

Brooke  &  Crews  (J  C  Brooke,  R 
H  Crews^  lawyers  405  El  Paso 
Bank  bldg 

Brooklyn  Tailoring  Co,  M  Wilen- 
ske  prop  517  S  El  Paso 

Brooks  Jno  W,  soft  drinks  329  E 
San  Antonio 

Broward  Chas,  barber  108  San 
Francisco 

Broward  Elizabeth  Mrs.  hair- 
dresser, basement  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Brown  Archibald  E.  dentist,  205 
Caples  bldg 

Brown  Cracker  &  Candy  Co,  Jno 
W  MulhMis  mgr  11  i  Durango 

Hrown  C  Unllin^.  dentist  406  Mills 
bldg 

r.rown  iM-ank  N  Jr.  dentist  406 
Mills  bldg  

&  NIfrs.  of  Builaers  Supplies 

STEEL  FOR  REINFORCING 


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COMPANY 

DENVER,  COLORADO 


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FRANK  KIRCHOP.  PaiS.  C.  F.  STAHL.  VlCt-FM 

LOUIS  ANDERSON.  SZC-TRCAS. 

Mf rs.  of  Bank,  Office,  Ster«  ud  Bar  Fixtmrcs 

Soda  FonntalnH,  Tables  and  Chair* 

Office  and  Factory: 
1232-46  Arapnhoe  St.  Denver.  CoU 

 Telephone  Main  59. 


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Brown  Frank  N  Sr,  dentist  40G 
*    Mills  bldg- 

Brown  P  H.  dentist,  309  Mills  bldg 

Brown  Sainl,  groc  52  i  S  Or-egon 

Brown  Welding  Co  (Chas  H 
Brown K  600  Texas 

Brown-Wheelock  Co,  real  est  300 
Security  Bank  bldg 

Brown  Wni  R.  div  frt  &  pass  agt 
A  T  &  S  F  Ry  504  Mills  bldg 

Brown  &  Brown  (W  L  &  C  P), 
pbys  403  Robberts-Banver  bldg 

Brown  &  Brown  Clinical  Labora- 
tory, B  L  Sweet  director  403 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Brown  &  W'liitaker  V  M  Brown,  E 
,  M  Whitaker),  lawyers  513  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

BROWNFIELD  &   CAMPTON  (J 

W  Brownlield,  R  Frank  Camp- 
ton),  jobbers  and  manufactur- 
ers' agents,  301  Mills  bldg 
Brownstein  A  &  Co,  R  W  Glass 

mgr  hides  1020  E  Overland 
Broyles  Cora,  groc  1208  Brown 
Broyles  Jos  M,  auto  repr  123  W 

San  Antonio 
Broyles  Zena  Mrs,  groc  1210  N 

Campbell 
Brucker.H  Cleaning  Co,  2906  Oro 
Brunner   Geo,   phys   215  Caples 
bldg 

Brunner  Tailoring  Co  (Jno  Brun- 
ner). 100  Texas 

Brunschwig  Felix 
wearing  apimrel 

Brunswick  Andrew 
('hihuahua 

Brunswick-Balke-Collender  Co.  J 
H  Stahl  &  S  L  Dalton  agts  bil- 
liard tables  4  20  San  Francisco 

Brvan  IJros  (Chas  E  ,&  Ross  E), 
clothing  200  N  Oregon 

Brvan  Edw  W,  dentist  208  Herald 
bldg 

Bryan  Win  W,  meat  mkl  812  N 
Pied ras 

Bryan  W  J.  lawyer  303  Trust  bldg 
Buch  Anthony  H       Co,  brokers 

I  1  0  San  Francisco 
BUCHANAN   WELDING  WORKS, 

.]  M  liuehaium  prop,  automobih^ 
and  truck  frame  ami  axle  work. 
212  San  {''raiicisco 


&   Co,  ladies 
Pioneer  Plaza 
P,  contr  323 


BUCHOZ  N  G  &  CO,  real  estate, 
rentals,  insurance,  stocks, 
bonds,  homes  and  business 
property,  ranches,  Valley  and 
Mexican  lands,  cattle,  Hotel 
Sheldon  bldg 

Buckner  &  Bates  Transfer  &  Stor- 
age Co,'  504  San  Francisco 

Buena   Tierra   Mining  Co,  A  C 

Brinker  mgr  1209  Mills  bldg 
Buerger   Bros   Supply   Co,  Otto 

Buerger  mgr  barbers  supplies 

411  Texas 
Buff  Candy  Co  (C  M  BufTington) , 

whol  candy  412  Mvrtle  av 
Bulson  Glenn  A,  phys  2921  Bliss 
BUNCH    BURTON,    retail  merl 

chants  and  junior  dept,  El  Paso 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  310  San 

Francisco 
Bunting  J  S,  treas  and  asst  sec 

F  S  Ainsa  Co  300  S  Stanton 
BUQUOR  MOTOR  CO  (P  L,  J  L  & 

Adolf    Buquor),  southwestern 

distributors    Chevrolet  Motor 

Cars,  813-17  Mesa  av 
Burciaga  Jacinto,  meat  mkt  903 

El  Paso 

Burges  &  Bulges  (A  R  &  R  F). 

lawyers  502  Two  Republics  bldg 
Burgie  Furniture  Co  (C  C  &  W  C 

Burgie) ,  403  Texas 
Burk  E  H,  printer  104  N  Campbell 
Burkhalter  Danl  W.  lawver  420 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Burn   Sanil   G,  mining  eng  204 

Mills  bldg 
Burrola  Manuel  J,  meat  mkt  612  S 

Stanton 

Bui'roughs  Ailding  Machine  Co.  A 
E  Rowlands  agency  mgr  305 
Raynolds  bldg 

Burton-Lingo  Co, 
mgr  lumlMu*  1st 

BURWELL   H  S, 

Sharp -Flliott 

Co,  1801-3  Mvrtle  av 
Bush  Alfr(Ml  A.  drugs 

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Bush  Ira  .L  phys  215  Caples  bhlg 
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Husiuess   .Men's  Protective  Assn, 

P  C  Mai'ch  sec  623  Caples  bldg 


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liiistamante  Aiirelio,  tailor  215  E 
7th 

Uustos  Jose,  music'  tclir  1006  N 
Florence  ^ 

Butchofslv>-  L  M,  drugs  3006  Ala- 
meda av 

Byars  Brokerage  Co,  J  G  Byars 
mgr  321  W  San  Antonio 

Byars  &  Co  ( J  G  &  J  G  Jr) ,  autos 
321  W  San  Antonio 

Byers  Earl  P,  dentist  10  More- 
house blk 

Byers  Geo  B,  dentist  9  Morgan 
klog 

Byrne  Jas  Q  Go.  E  F  Byrne  sec 
barbers  supplies  113  S' Oregon 

Gaballero  Manuel,  groc  3527  Ala- 
meda av  . 

Cabrera  Angel,  groc  801  S  Oregon 

Cactus  Bowling  cv  Athletic  Club, 
203  S  El  Paso 

Cactus  Fiber  &  Reduction  Co.  al- 
cohol mfrs  Dyer  &  Nashville 

Cadena  Nicolas,  groc  919  Tays 

Cadillac  Motor  Cars,  Lone  Star 
Motor  Co  distributors  415  W 
San  Antonio 

Cain  Jno  T,  county  assessor  201 
Court  House 

Calamia  Simon,  groc  620  S  Flor- 
ence 

Calanche  A.  groc  418  W  8th 
Caldferella  Jno,  groc  2130  Myrtle 
Calderon  G  G  &  Go  (C  G  Galderon, 
F  A  Salinas),  exporters  and  im- 
porters 102  W  San  Antonio 
CALDERON  HERMANOS SUCCES- 
SORS (incj,  Columbia  grafono- 
las  and  records,  piano  player 
rolls,  sheet  music,  HIE  Over- 
land 

Calderon  Melchor,  hdw  404  S 
Stanton 

Calero  Francisco  H,  tailor  517  San 
Jacinto 

Calhoun  Jno  S,  contr  2323  Port- 
land av 

California-Col  or  ad  3  Agriculture 
Labor  Assn.  W  B  Mandeville 
mgr  91  I  Mills  bidu- 

CALIFORNIA    DENTAL  SUPPLY 

CO,  successors  lo  Thickens- 
Kanouse  Co,  R  H  Redwood  mgr, 
dental  supplies.  505-r)()G  Mills 
bldg".  Phtint'  1  '»77 


California  Grape  Juice  Go  (FA 
Sanders,  C  H  Ott),  502  N  Kan- 
sas 

California  Hotel,  INIrs  Jesus  Uribe 

prop  021  S  El  Paso 
Calnan  Geo  B,  phys  204  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

CALUIVIET  OIL  CO,  R  N  Mullin 
mgr,    Pennsylvania  petroleum 
products,  Magollin  av  cor  Wil- 
liams 

Galvar  Frank,  photog  502  S  El 
Paso 

Gamarillo  Jesus,  auto  livery  415 

S  Oregon 
Cameron  E  F,  lawyer  419  Caples 
bldg 

Cameron  Geo  W,  assayer  205  San 

Francisco 
Gammert  Edmund  A,  cigars  316  E 

San  Antonio 

CAMOZZE   CREAMERY   CO,  see 

Venus  Creamery  Co 
Camp  Mack  H,  whol  meats  104  S 

Florence 
Campbell  Clark  A,  auto  reprs  307 

S  Santa  Fe 

CAMPHUIS  GEO  A  (Gamphuis  & 
Rives),  mining  engineer,  613 
Mills  bldg 

CAMPHUIS  &  RIVES,  W  H  Arm- 
strong mgr,  general  agents, 
customs  brokers,  614  ^lills  bidg 

Campusano  R  A  Mrs,  groc  306 
San  Jacinto 

Canas  D.  groc  Smelter 

Gannon  Stark  Go  fC  E  Gannon.  J 
J{  Sfark^  auto  tires  401  Texas 

Cantrell  H  E  Co,  oil  leases  912 
Mills  bids: 

Capet  illo  Manuel,  photog  3301 
Alameda  av 

Garameros  &  DimitralvOpoulos. 
confecty  415  S  El  Paso 

Gardona  Manuel  L,  contr  1  \  Mor- 
gan bldg 

Carl  Wm  N,  real  est  302  Gai)les 
bldg 

Carlson  Ellis  A,  contr  3329  Man- 
znna 

Garmona  1\  tailor  307  San  ,1a- 
cintt) 

Carprutcr  Allred  .1.  plumber  211 

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CARPENTER  DOIV  A  &  CO,  ex- 

'  po''(»  rs  and  jobbers  of  iiiJKjhm- 
ery  and  lieavy  hardware,  303 
San  Francisco 

Carpenter  S  S,  bakery  710  E  San 
Antonio 

Carpio  P  A,  groc  .)917  Tularosa 
CARRE  W  U,  assl  cshr  American 

Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  El  Paso 

se  cor  San  Antonio 

Carrera  Antonio,  meat  mkt  512 
S  Stanton 

Carrera  Philip  E,  collections  3216 
Lebanon 

Garillo  A.  bakery  900  S  Ochoa 
Carrillo  Jose,  barber  900  S  Camp- 
bell 

Carrillo  Juan,  groc  1016  S  Kan- 
sas 

Carrillo  Juan  F,  meat  mkt  2031 

M  a  go  111  n  av 
Carrillo  L,  shoemkr  65  S  Rayner 
Carrillo  Marcos,  groc  3731  Pera 
Carruth  Walter  E,  phys  418  Mills 

bldg 

Carson  Nichl  H,  cement  contr  1019 
E  San  Antonio 

Carter  Jas  W,  civil  engr  county 
survevor  Court  House 

Carter  Ponder  S,  lawyer  607  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

Carter  Tobacco  Co,  C  C  Brown 
mcrr  309  S  Campbell 

Carvel  J  A,  income  tax  specialist 
506  Tru-st  bldg 

Cassasola  A,  groc  819  E  Boule- 
vard 

Case  Walter  H,  mining  eng  402 
Two  Republics  bldg 

Casillas  Filemon,  money  ex- 
change 400  S  El  Paso 

Casino  Hotel.  Melquiades  Salazar 
prop  103  Kemp 

Casino  Hotel,  W  V  Liggett  prop 
218  San  Jacinto 

Casso  Lopez  Eduardo,  groc  820 

Castaneda  Jacinto,  shoemkr  601  S 
Oregon  ^ 

Castaneda  Sabas,  groc  610  ^  Ham- 
met  t  blvd 

Cast  ant)  F.  groc  2921  Man/.ana 

Cast  anon  Juan,  groc  600  S  Ham- 
m.dt  Idvd 


confecty  209 
S 


A09  E  3d 
311  Rob- 


Casten  &  Christy, 
Texas 

Castillo  &  :Martin,  dry  gds  601 

El  Paso 
Castillo  E,  barber  901  E  7th 
Castillo  Manuel,  groc  1120  Tays 
Castillo  Marcos,  groc  1900  Olive 
Castorena  Jose,  groc  4( 
Cathcart  Jno  W,  phys 

erts-Banner  bldg 
Catsaron  Peter,  rest  105  N  Stan- 
ton 

Caviness  Wm  T,  barber  103  San 

Francisco 
Cecil  Hotel,  Mrs  Blanche  Navarro 

prop  320  E  Overland 
Central  Building  &  Improvement 
Co,  H  B  Stevens  sec-treas  314 
Herald  bldg 
Central  Fuel  &  Feed  Yard,  W  H 
Brennard  mgr  N  St  Vrain  cor 
Mills 

Central    Furniture    Co.  Barney 
Cohn  prop  213  E  Overland 

Central  Produce  Co,  Jules  Grand- 

mougin  prop  134  S  Florence 
Central  Stock  &  Oil  Exchange,  H 

A  Iversen  pres  and  genl  mgr 

206  N  Oregon 
Cerecedes  T.  groc  908  S  St  Vrain 
Cervantes  Victor,  photog  517  S 

Oregon 

Chacon  Jesus,  groc  429  Charles 
Chadwick  L  S,  drugs  906  N  Ore- 
gon 

Chagri  Jos,  fruits  27  New  City 
Market 

Chambers  (ieo  E,  fruits  519  E  San 
Antonio 

Chaparro  Lino,  barber  829  San 
Jacinto 

Chapman  &  MacGonigle.  garage 

417  Mills 
Chapultepec   Hotel.  Mrs  M  Por- 

tillo  prop  908.^  S  El  Paso 
Chavez  A.  groc  1116*  E  4th 
Chavez  F,  groc  820  Tays 
Chavez  Jesus,  groc  2219  Basset t 

av 

Chavez  Jost',  hay  feed  3907  Ala- 

mt^la  av 
Chavez  .lose,  gro  1206  S  Stanton 
Chavez  K«n  »'s.  grot"  920  S  SI  anion 
CliaNtv.      '(iarcia.  groc  520  S  SI 

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Che  Hok,  phys  406. i  E  San  An- 
tonio 

CliPineli  Muci,  dry  g-iis  cigars  80i 

S  El  Paso 
ChenWeth  ClilTord  G,  contr  1010 

E  River 

Clie;io\vetli  R  G  &  Go,  cabinet- 

mkrs  201  W  Overland 
Ghernin  Julius  M,  dry  gds  320  S 

El  Paso 

CHERNIS  LOUIS,  wholesale  hats, 
caps  and  gloves,  215  S  Oregon 

Cherno  &  Shane  (Jos  Cherno, 
Morris  Shane',  sec  hd  clothing 

«    103^  E  2d 

CHESAK  W  J  (El  Paso  Headlight 
Gas  Mfg  Co^.  1319  E  :\[issouri 
CHEVROLET  MOTOR  CARS,  Bu- 

quor    Motor    Co  distributors, 
813-17  Me-a  av 
CHICAGO  ARTIFICIAL  LIMB  CO, 

Wm  B  Kelly  mgr,  mfrs  artifi- 
cial limbs,  '8-9  Coles  blk,  San 
Antonio  cor  Oregon 

Chicago  Hotel,  Mrs  Mary  Rbsen- 
wasser  prop  213  W  San  Antonio 

Chicago  Loan  &  Jewelry  Co  (Max 
Raven,  204  S  El  Paso 

CHILD  A  H,  dist  mgr  Denver  Rock 
Drill  Manufacturing  Co,  301 
San  Francisco 

China  Palace  Co  (Harry  Hyman, 
Edw  Sanders),  china  and  glass- 
ware 116  E  San  Antonio 

C\riss  &  Adan^os  (Jno  Chriss, 
Geo  Adamos),  billiards  426  S 
El  Paso 

Christian  Le<\  groc  813  Cedar 

Christian  Science  Reading  Room, 
425  Mills  blfig 

CHRISTIE  H  E,  vice-pres  First 
rsational  Bank,  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

Chrystola  Hotel.  Mrs  Jennie  Bru 
tinel  prop  504  ^  Mesa  av 

Church  of  the  Xazareno,  Rev  S  D 
Athans  pastor  715  S  Oregon 

Cisneros  Jesus,  barber  515  S  El 
Paso 

City  Auto  Service,  W  B  Hilgart- 
ner  mgr  115  \V  San  Antonio 

Citv  Dve  \\'orks  (A  E  Pearce,  \V 
•A  Brooks),  2408  E  Boulevard 

(iity  Employment  l^uri^iu,  J  \ 
Eraser  mur  ha-eintMit  City  Hal 


City  Eruptive  Hospital,  T  J  Con- 
nor supt  Concepcion  av 
City  Loan  &  Jewelry  Co  (Jos  Ra- 
vel), 201  S  El  Paso 
City  Mortgage  Co,  C  H  Teague  sec 

100  S  El  Paso 
City  National  Bank,  U  S  Stew^art 
pres.  W  Cooley  vice-pres  J  F 
Williams  vice-pres  T  M  Wingo 
vice-pres  H  M  Andreas  vi€e- 
pres  H  V  Watson  cshr  C  H 
Teague  sec  Little  Plaza 
Citv  Plumbing  Co  (J  F  Myers), 

616  N  Campbell 
City  Realty  Co,  W  K  Ramsey  sec- 

Ireas  Trust  bldg  Arcade 
City  Service  Co,  H  D  Camp  sec- 

treas  205  S  Santa  Fe 
City  Sign  Co,  O  F  Featherston 

prop  40  4  Myrtle  av 
Citv  Transfer  Co,  H  U  Kies  mgr 

215  S  Ochoa 
City  Warehouse,  i526  Magolfm  av 
City  Water  Works,  A  H  Woods 

supf4  20  Mesa  av 
CLARK  A  D  (Western  Battery  & 

Magneto  Co),  315  E  Missouri 
Clark   Leigh,    district    atty  305 

Court  House 
Clark    Margaret    Mrs,    rest  208 
Mesa  av 

Clark  &  Weeks  (W  B  Clark,  C  S 
Weeks),  roofing  contrs  1417  E 
Missouri 

CLARKE  MATTRESS  &  RUG  CO, 

Walter  Clarke  mgr,  mattress 
mfrs  and  renovators,  rug  clean- 
ing and  weaving,  feather  pil- 
lows and  renovating,  2212  Myr- 
tle av 

Clarv  Jno  H  Co,  whol  jewelers  211 
Mills  bldg 

Clay.  Robinson  &  Co.  Rutherford 
IMilliuan  local  mgr  Sheldon  Ho- 
tel bldg 

CLAYTON  WALTER  S,  hay.  grain. 

feed.  1st  cor  S  Ochoa.  opp  T  t^- 

P  Freight  Depot 
CLEMENTS  B  L,  pres  Borderland 

Auto  Supplv  Co.  817-819  Texas 
ClilTord  Bros  (T  E  \'  Jas),  groc 

30  7  E  Overland 
Clutter    liradford    F.    phys  51 

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E.  BURKHARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 


T87-7W  So.  Broadway 


Phone  South  101 


DeuTeCf  Colorado 


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Cohb  Lamar,  onjjinoor  Portland 
(iOmcnt  Assii  122  4  Mills  bldg 

Cobb  Zack  Lamar,  lawvor  122  i 
•  iMills  bids 

Gobos  Jose,  proc  1006  S  Stanton 

CoDos  Manuel,  meat  mkt  9152  S 
El  Paso 

Coca-Cola  Bottling:  Co,  Hope  M 
Smitb  mj?r  921  !\Iyrtle  av 

Cotlln  Investment  Co  (CO  CoiTm. 
E  \V  Earl),  real  est  518  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

Coben  Chas  L  Co,  jewelers  218*  E 
San  Antonio 

Coben  Lsaac,  clotbing.305  E  Over- 
land 

Cohen  Lena  :\Irs,  groc  3600  Ma- 
dera 

Cohen  Saml,  sec  hd  gds  819  S 
Stanton 

Cohn  Philip  &  Barney,  clothing 
301  E  Overland 

Cokhvell  Wm  M,  lawyer  Two  Re- 
publics bldg 

Cole  David,  mining  eng  1209  Mills 
bldg 

Cole  Henry  \V,  horseshoer  611  E 
Over  i  and 

Cole  &  Curran  (R  C  Cole,  F  J  Cur- 
ran),  sign  painters  307  E  Mis- 
souri- 

Coleman    Frank    G,    groc  1207 

Brown  • 
COLES  A  P  &  BROS  (\  P,  J  F  & 

O  C  Coles),  rral  estate,  mort- 
gage investments,  insurance, 
r-eiM'esenlatives  Tb.e  Cotton  Es- 
tate. 20  i  N  Oregon 

Coles  lUiilding  &  Real  Estate  Co, 
W  B  Day  stM*  204  N  Oregon 

COLLEY  S  J  JR,  sec  and  treas  Ve- 
nus Creamery  Co,  1420  Texas 

Collier  P  F  &  Son.  Guido  Helbig 
rep  206  Herald  bblg 

Colorado  Fuel  Iron  Co.  J  G  Dur- 
ham div  "sales  agt  608  Mills 
bldg 

Colt  harp  J  D      Mrs  N  G,  rest  210 

N  SI  anion 
Columbia  Storage  Ballery  <S:  Igni- 

fion  Go.  (1  li  Gal  hey  prop  400 

Gomlic'k  Mack.  c(uifecty  400  N  Ore- 
gon 


H  Griffith  ed  222 
Ghe- 
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Comet  Thf\  C 

Trust  bldg 
Commercial  Map  Go   (D  E 

nault),  421  Trust  bldg 
Commercial    Recorder,  Edw 

Hodgje  publr  624  Caples  bldg 
Commercial  Review  (m),  Chas  R 
Rollinson   publr   303  Security 
Bank  bldg 
COMMUNfTY  MILLING  CO  (inc). 
J  B  Hancock  pres,  G  B  Jackson 
sec,   'Tlavo"    flour   and  corn 
meal,    mill   products,  chicken 
feed,  bran,  etc,  1601  Bassett  av, 
Phone  4768 
Concha   Meliton,    barber    418  S 
Stanton 

Concrete  Steel  Co,  324  Mills  bldg 
Conde  Enrique,  groc  1118  S  Stan-' 
ton 

CONNERY  ED,  mgr  Hotel  St  Re- 
gis, N  Oregon  cor  Main  opp 
San  Jacinto  Plaza 
CONNORS  JAS,  pres  and  mgr  Mt 
Franklin  Fuel  &  Feed  Co,  212 
N  Piedras 
Conroy  Jos  B,  garage  508  N  Kan- 
sas 

Consolidated  Film  &  Supply  Co. 
\V  M  Richardson  mgr  608  N 
Oregon 

CONSOLIDATED  KANSAS  CITY 
SMELTING    &    REFINING  CO, 

Kuno  Doerr  genl  mgr.  C  W 
Ba<igley  sui)t,  N  A  Ferguson 
bus  mgr 

Constable  W  H  Go  C  F  Dunnegan 
mgr  mdse  brokers  303  S  Kan- 
sas 

CONSUMERS  ICE  &  COLD  STOR- 
AGE CO,  .losepli  A  Wright  pres 
and  genl  mgr  manufacturers  of 
distilled  water  and  ice.  cold 
storage.  'MM  S  Florence 

COOL  BARRY,  pres  and  genl  mgr 
'I'ri-SlaU*  Accessories  (Corpora- 
tion. 425- 'i27  W  San  Antonio 

Cooper  Harry,  mining  eng  1112 
:\Iills  bldg 

Gordero  A.  groc  711  N  Gopia 

Cordova  Jesus,  shocmkr  810  i  N 
Piedras 

Gordin  a  Manuel,  groc  901  ban  Ja- 
cinto  


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Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 

THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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r.orrea  Refugio,  groc  2101  Magof- 
11 11  av 

Corriiiglgn  &  llyhind.  auto  reprs 

2ilO  E  Bouh'vard 
Cortoi  Jarinio,  barber  1219  E  5lli 
(^ort«»z  Pedra  barber  520  S  Ochoa 
Coruni  Bula   Miss,  dressmlir  32 

Buckler  bidg 
Cosgrove  E  F,  rep  Arbuckle  Bros 

7  Chamber  of  Commerce  bldg 


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Cosgrove  &  Parsons 

grove,  H  B  Parsons 

E  Boulevard 
Cotillion   Hall,    R  F 

Raynolds  bldg 
Couder  S  R  Mr 

gon 

County  Clinic 
House 

County  Hospital,  H  F  Sterzing 
supl  County  Road  cot«  Rand  av 

COURCHESNE  A  (Inc),  A  Cour- 
chesne  pres.  W  H  Winter  vice- 
pres,  T  A  Courcbesne  sec  and 
treas,  El  Paso  Limestone  Quar- 
ries, crushed  stone,  sand,  ce- 
ment, lime,  general  merchan- 
dise, P  O  Box  200 

COURCHESNE  T  A,  sec  and  treas 
A  Courcbesne  Inc.  mgr  El  Paso 
Limestone  Quarries,  P  O  Box 
200 

Couzens  T  A  (inc).  -T  A  Couzens 
mgi\  millinery  110  Mesa  av 

COVINGTON  C  C,  mgr  El  Paso  Di- 
vision, (Iraham  Paper  Co,  516- 
518  San  Franci?H^o 

Cox  Frank  E.  real  est  219  Caples 
bldg 

Coyne  L  M.  mgr  Page  Advertising 
Service  312  Herald  bldg 

CRAIG  LESLIE  W,  vice-pres 
American  Trust  &  Savings 
Bank,  El  Paso  se  cor  San  An- 
tonio 

Craige  Branch,  phys  214  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg  . 

Crain  J  S,  groc  013  Montana 

Crane  &  Barnes  (R  S  Crane,  F  J 
Barnes),  barbers  105  T(»xas 

Cravens  Milton  H,  phys  3505 
King's  Highway 

Crawford  House.  Mrs  Alejandro 
White  prop  '2\()}<  S  Oregon 


CRAWFORD  J  OTIS  South-West 
Oxwelding  Co),  300  S  Santa  Fe 
Crawford  Rich  E,  collector  U  S 

cusloms  7  Federal  bldg 
Crawford  Theatre,  E  F  Maxwell 

mgr  403  Mesa  av 
Creel  Kirtland   B,   real   est  308 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Crews  Lee  H,  vice-pres  El  Pasa 
Bank  &  Trust  Co,  Texas  cor 
Mesa  av 

Cristerna  B,  groc  315  S  Florence 
CRITCHETT  &  FERGUSON  (O  A 

Critchett.  Geo  B'erguson;,  props 
Custom  Assay  OlTice,  assayers, 
chemists  and  metallurgists, 
210  San  Francisco 

Crockett  David,  cement  contr  4021 

Cumberland 
CROMBIE  CANDY  &  SYRUP  CO, 

R  P  Mosson  vice-pres  ami  genl 
mgr,  candy  and  >'yrup  manu- 
facturers, 209  S  Florence 

CROMBIE  W  S,  1st  vice-pres  El 
Paso  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
310  San  Francisco 

CROMBIE  &  CO,  O  M  Crombie 
pres,  R  P  Mosson  vice-pres,  W 
S  Crombie  vice-pres.  O  C  Mc- 
Connell  sec,  general  commis- 
sion merchants  and  jobbers  of 
California,  Florida  and  trop- 
i<?al  fruits,  produce  in  car  lots. 
215-217  S  Florence 

Crosby  Co,  Douglas  C  Crowell 
secltreas  22  4  Mills  bldg 

Croswhite  Marcus  A,  groc  13  18  N 
Stevens 

CROUCH  PAUL  M,  sec  and  treas 

Farrow-Cruuch -Logan  (^o,  917- 

919  Texas 
Crouse  Hugh  W.  phys  50  4  Rob- 

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fjrtMieral  insurance,  lideliLy  and 
sUiM^ty  bonds,  lire,  rents,  lease- 
hold,      tornado.  windstorm, 
siu'inkler  leakage,  use  and  oc- 
•  oupancy,  suite  224  Mills  bldg 

Crown  Bottling  Works.  J  L  Davis 
prop  Duranuo  cor  W  2d 

Crown  Cork  &  Seal  Co,  B  F  San- 
derson branch 
Boulevard 

Crown  Jewelry  Co, 
prop  209*  E  San 

Crozier  Jno  S,  real 
bldg 

CRUMP  M,  cshr  El  Paso  Branch 
Federal  Reserve  Bank  of  Dal- 
las. 321  First  Xatl  Bank  bldg 

Cruse  &  Seibert*  (S  H  Cruse,  W  L 
Seibert).  mlrs  agts  323  Trust 
bldg 

Cruz  Pedro,  groc  3409  Alameda  av 
Crystal  Theatre.  Lacoma  &  Quinn 

Iprops  713  S  El  Paso 
Csech  Jacob,  genl  mdse  2905  Ala- 
meda av 
Cue  Gaspar.  groc  2928  Pera 
Cuellar  Aristeo,   groc   910  Chi- 
huahua 

Culter-Xance  Drilling  Co,  Hotel 

St  Regis  . 
Cummings  Edwin  S,  roofing  contr 

642  W  Missouri 
Cummins  Erwin  J,  phys  516  Mills 
bldg 

Cunninghiam  F  L.  oil  lands  and 

leases  Sheldon  Hotel  lobby 
Cunningham  Investment  Co  (T  B 

Cunningham.  E  (r  Perry,  J  W 

Korkpatrick  ,    613    First  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
Cunningham  Jas,  barber  41 1^  E 

Overland 
Cunningham 

Motor  Co 
Curran  P  H, 

^Nlesa  av 

Curtiss  Bros  ^:  Alkire  (J  S  &  \V  \' 
tlurtiss,  E  E  Alkire  i,  mdse  bro- 
kers :;03  Herald  bldg 

Curtiss  J  S  .."v:  Co.  stock  brokers 
Sheldon  Hotel  lobby 

Custer's  Dental  Laboratory  (I  R 
Custer  .  305  Martin  bldg 


T  B.  sec  Lone  Star 
4  15  \V  San  Antonio 
books  and  staty  108 


CUSTOM   ASSAY   OFFICE,    O  A 

Critchett  iS:  (i  Ferguson  props, 
210  San  Francisco 
Cvcle  &  Auto  Supply  Co   (W  H 
Bias,  L  E  Nichols),  307*  Texas 
Czech  National  Alliance,  E  J  Kla- 

boch  sec  814  S  El  Paso 
Dager  Wedad  Mrs,  groc  522  San 

Francisco 
Daland  Geo,  music  tchr  1009  E 
Nevada 

Dale  L  A,  lawyer  430  First  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
d'Allemand  Eugene  W,  stock  bro- 
ker basement  First  Natl  Bank 
bldg 

Dallman  J  H,  barber  808  N  Pie- 
dras 

DALTON    ADDING,    LISTING  & 
CALCULATING  MACHINE, 

Rhein  Sijecialtv  Agencv  agents. 
4th  tloor  El  Paso  Bank  Trust 
bldg.  Mesa  av  cor  Texas 
Daniel  Rufus  B,  lawyer  625  Mills 
bldg 

Daniel  R  L  Furniture  &  Mattress 
Factorv,  R  L  Daniel  genl  mgr 
1706  Texas 
Darbvshire-Harvie    Iron    &  Ma- 
chine Co,  E  E  Nold  sec  E  5th 
cor  S  Florence 
Darnall  Herbert  0.  phys  214  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 
Darst  L  K,  commercial  artist  312 

Herald  bhlg 
Davidson  G  D  Co.  A  F  Thoirs  mgr 
jewelers   3  10   First  Natl  Bank 
bldg 

Davila  Ramon,  groc  809  S  El  Paso 
Davis  Arthur  C-  Jr.  mining  423 

First  Xatl  Bank  bldg 
Davis  Chas.  mayor 


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DAVIS  E  C,  genl  mgr  El  Paso 
Morning  'J'imes.  San  Francisco 
cor  Saul  a  Fe 

Davis.  GoLigin  ^"^  Loltus,  lawyers 
717  Mills  bldg 

Davis  Ida  Mrs,  jeweler  201  San 
Francisco 

DAVIS  R  F,  mgr  r>raughon"s  Busi- 
ness CoNeue.  Raynolds  bUig. 
Texas  cor  Stanton 

Davis  R  V,  turn  hdw  t  19  S  Oreu:ou 


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I)avis-HiM(^liar(  &  Co  (L  H  Pen- 
n»\v.  J.M  Spain.  S  L  Davis,  E  H 
lliru'liart  .  iiivt  s^ecurities,  501 
M^rl'iii  bl(ig' 

Davis  Hohl  S,  carp  112  S  Ochoa 

havis  \Vn\  J.  phys  214  Roberts- 

Hannor  bidg" 
'Dawson  Coal  Co,  West  Texas  Fuel 
Co  pivps  200  N  Lee 

Dawson  Fuel  Sales  Go.  A  H  Daw- 
son sales  aprt  905  Mills  bldg 

DAWSON  OLIVER  B  Southwest 
Kngiiieering  Co),  304  Mills 
blrlg 

DAY  W  H,  executive  sec  Interstate 
Committee  Young  Men's  Chris- 
tian Associations,  711  Caples 
bldg 

Dcady  Howard  P,  phys  1018  Mills 
bldg 

do  Avila  Felix,  groQ  4004  Pera 
do  Castro  Bros  (Angel,  Victor  & 

Hector),    photogs    IIU    S  El 

Paso 

Doedy  Walter  E.  mechanical  eng 

1101  Mills  bldg 
do  la  Torre  A  A  &  Son,  feed  505* 

S  Stanton 
do  la  Torre  Rosa  Mrs,  groc  520  S 

Hayner 

do!  Campo  Miguel  L,  tailor  225  E 
4  th 

Dolco  Light  Sales  Co,  110  Wyo. 
ming 

"DELCO"  PARTS,  Moloney  Bat- 
(or\^&  Ignition  Co  repr»:-senta- 
tives,  110  Wyoming  cor  Mesa 
av 

Dolgado  A.  groc  900  Leon 
Dolgado  Ignacio,  groc  Ic  Smelter 
Dolgado  Jesus  H,  tailor  105  Hud- 
speth 

Dolgado  Pantilo,  moat  mkt  92  4  S 
El  Paso 

Dolgado  &  Roza  (D  R  Dolgado,  J 
P  Roza)  moat  mkt  415  S  Stan- 
ton 

Doll  Ara  Eugene  A,  rest  314  S 
Stanton 

Dpi  Xorte  Egg  &  Butter  Co.  P  J 
C.rowloy  asst  mgr  303  S  Kansas 

I>«'Micrt  Louis  G,  drugs  41  i  N  Ore- 
gon 

DcMovillo  Bros,  auto  radiator 
r''i»»'s  3  1  \  E  lloult'vanl 


Dennis  Goo,  feed  3119  Alameda  av 
Denton,  McCuno  &  Yeale   (W^  C 
Denton,  H  L  McCune,  Chas  H 
Veale),    lawyers   306  Security 
Bank  bldg 

DENVER  ROCK  DRILL  MANU- 
FACTURING   CO    THE,    A  H 

Child  dist  mgr,'mfrs  Waugh 
rock  drills  and  accessories,  301 
San  Francisco 

Desdemona  Oil  Co,  701  Two  Re- 
publics bldg 

De  Stefano  Juan,  whol  groc  1000 
S  El  Paso 

Detroit  Automatic  Scale  Co,  R  L 
Morolle  agt  117  E  Main 

•Detroit  Hotel,  Mrs  Margaret 
Dingeman  prop  510  Myrtle  av 

Detwiler  Douglas  W,  phys  304 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

De  Yore  U  S,  tailor  104a  Texas 

de  Yermo  Gonzalo,  garage  801  E 
2d 

Diaz  Catarino,  shoemkr  3725  Ala- 

mogordo 
Diaz  J  R  &  Co,  books  306  S  El 

Paso 

Diaz  Manuel  M,  barber  506  E  5th 
Diaz   P,groc  1002  S  Santa  Fe 
Dick  Jas  A  Co,  L  M  Hanson  sec- 

treas  who  groc  403  Mills 
DIETRICH  A  LOUISE,  asst  supt 
St  Mark's  Hospital,  1001  E  Ne- 
vada 

Dillon  Hotel,  JNIrs  Annie  Cole  prop 
2910  Madera 

Dl  IVIATTEO  N,  S  J,  mgr  Revista 

Catolica,  1  407  E  3d 
Dii)p  Antonio,  groc  3137  Pera 
Disponza  Frank  &  Chas,  rest  318 

E  San  Antonio 
Dobio  W  S  Pattern  Works,  611  N 

St  Yrain 

Dobyns  Frederick,  phys  22  Hotel 
Fisher 

Dodgo  Bros  IMotor  Cars.  Lone  Star 
Motor  Co  distributors  415  W 
San  Antonio 

Dodson  S  J.  lawyer  719  Caples 
bhlg 

DOERR  KUNO,  uvnl  mgr  El  Paso 

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4  Per  Cent,  alloived  in  our  Savings  Department. 

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Dolan  Rector 
Trust  bldg 
Dolores-Esperanza 
Jas  S  Colbatli 
Mills  bldg 
Dolores  Mines  Co,  714  Mills  bldg 
Doniinquez  A,  groc  409  Durango 
Auselmo,    groc  403 


Corporation, 
genl  mgr  714 


Cesario,  groc  920  S 


Doniinquez 

Canal 
Dominquez 
Virginia 

Doniinquez  I,  groc  920  S  Virginia 

Doniinquez  P  C,  barber  3420  Ala- 
meda av 

L>oniinquez  S.  groc  3737  Findley 

Dorsey  Boot  &  Shoe  Go,  H  B  Dor- 
sey  nigr  417  N  Oregon 

Double  Seal  Ring  Go,  F  Wagner 
ni gr  412  Myrtle  av 

Downar  Jas  C,  dentist  514  Rob- 
erts-^-Banner  bldg 

Drake  D  D.  K  G  Harnett  mgr  bro- 
ker 201  Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Drake  &Savage  (E  A  Drake,  P  J 
Savage),  investments,  214  Her- 
ald bldg 

DRAUGHOIM'S  BUSINESS  COL- 
LEGE, Jno  F  Draughon  pres,  R 
F  Davis  mgr,  Raynolds  bldg, 
Texas  cor  Stanton,  P  O  Box 
•1464 

DRISCOLL  J  F,  asst  sec  and  treas 
Irilernational    Brick    Go,  San 
Antonio  cor  Lee 
Duart  J  M.  auto  reprs  303  W  2d 
DUBIIVSKI  B  P,  prop  Independeot 

J':ie('tri('.  Co.  108  S  Stanton 
Duckf'tt  J  H.  contr  1520  Myrtle  av 
Ducket t  Walter  F.  phys  504  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 
Dues  &  (.:o  (C  C  &  N  Dues),  brok- 
ers basemont  First  Natl  Bank 
bldg 

Dulco  S  M  Mrs.  hairdresser  304 

Ravnolds  bldu' 
Dudley  &  Orr  iJ  M  Dudley,  W  E 

Orr),  contrs  2101  San  Diego 
Dues      Co.  E  D  Tracy  sec-treas 
stocks    and    bonds.    El  Paso 
Slock  Exclianjie 
DufovuMMi    Raljdi  (! 

710  .Mills  bldg 
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reprs  013 


&  CO,  The  Mercantile 
A  S  Peatross  mgr  401- 


DUN  R  G 

Agency 

403  Trust  bldg 
DUNBAR  H  C,  as^^t  csh  First  Na- 
tional Bank  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

DUNBAR  MARK,  sec  and  treas 
Dunbar  &  Go  Security  Bank  bids: 
226  Mesa  av 

DUNBAR  &  CO,  W  L  Barnard  \ 
pres,  Mark  Dunbar  sec  ami  j 
treas,  H  H  Major  mgr,  J  E  i 
Meyer  director,  stocks  and  \ 
bonds,  Security  Bank  bldg  226 
Mesa  av 

Duncan  Paint  Go,  F  H  Duncan 
prop  805  N  Oregon 

Dundee  Woolen  Mills,  J  A  Shan- 
berg  msT  319  E  San  Antonio 

DUNLAVY  J  C,  sec  and  treas  El 
Paso  Battery  &  Ignition  Co  214 
W'San  Antonio 

DUNN  W  G  &  CO  (\V  G  &  Thos 
Dunnj,  pianos,  player  pianos, 
music  and  musical  merchan- 
dise 104  N  Stanton 

Dunne  Geo  M,  phys  425  Trust 
bldg 

Dunne  Jos  M,  real  est  304  Trust- 
bldg 

du  Pont  E  T  de  Nemours  Export 
Co.  R  G  Erskine  rep  811  Mills 
bldg  • 

Duran  Antonio,  shoemkr  816  S 
Stanton 

Duran  D.  groc  801  Tays 

Duran  Presciliano.  undertaker  505 
S  Oregon 

DurdiMi  Jno  B.  auto  liverv  305 
Mills 

Dusang  <^  Wellborn,  carpet  celan- 
crs  1  ioo  E  1st 

DYER  C  C,  asst  mgr  Hotel  Shel- 
don Pioneer  Plaza 

Dyer,  Croon  v*v:  Jones  (Jno  L  Dyer, 
G  W  C-rO(Mi,  Gowan  Jones  . 
lawvers  505  First  Natl  Bank 
bldu- 

Dvsart  Jno  C.  phvs.  301?  'Mills 
Earl   Kdw  W.   lawvor   518  Fir-t 

Xatl  P>ank  bldg 
F.ai  ly      Cailcna.  auto  reprs     1  3  S 

K a nsas 

Fast  El  Paso  Drug  Co.  Framptoii 

iV;  Haves  "J  »  I  S  .\lamcda  av 


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East  El  Paso  Merranlilo  Co,  Pedro 
E  IMa»*s*'  prop  3117  Alameda  av 

Eaton  Albert  L.  mining  1205  Mills 
bldg 

Eaton  Albf^rt  S,  live  stock  9  More- 
house blk 

Eberen<^  Cleo  B  &  Go,  assayers  and 
chemists  120  San  Francisco 

Ebert  Robt  F,  dentist  216  Mills 
bldg 

Echaniz  Bros  (Pedro  &  Eugenio), 

groc  708  S  Stanton 
Economical  Drug  Co  (Luis  Rubio) 

305  S  Stanton 
Ederle  Ghas  F,  cigar  mfr  310  Mills 

bldg 

Edgar  Jno  F,  phys  15  Morehouse 
-  blk 

Edington  EiVie  School,  Miss 
Frances  Montague  prin  525  S 
Stanton 

Edmondson  B  Link,  trust  oflicer 
EI  Paso  Bank  &  Trust  Go  Texas 
cor  Mesa  av 

EDWARDS  AM,  sec  Lander  Lum- 
ber Go  1808-1830  Texas 

Edwards  Mary  W  Mrs,  G  S  prac- 
titioner 506  Two  Republics  bldg 

Edwards  Peyton  J,  lawyer  512  Ga- 
ples  bldg 

Efros  Rubin,,  shoemkr  518  N  Stan- 
ton 

Egbert  Orville  E,  phys  1008  Ma- 
go  Hi  n^av 

EHRENBERG  THEO  (El  Paso 
Iron  &  Metal  Go),  1505  E  San 
Antonio 

EL  CORREO  BRAVO,  P  K  Portillo 

genl  nigr,  T  F  Serrano  supt. 

printers    and    publishers  222 

San  Jacinto 
Elfers,  Peden  &  Peden  (E  B  El- 

fers.  J  A  &  R  F  Peden) ,  lawyers 

415  Trust  bldg 
El  Gallo  Farms  Go,'  G  H  Leavell 

mgr  1 1 6  Texas 
Elion  Bros  (Al)raham  &  Henry), 

furn  316  E  Overland 
Elion  Bros  Mfg  Go,  trunks  214  S 

Slanton 

ELITE     COIMFECTIONERY  CO, 

"The  St(U'.«  Bcantitul.;'  M  H 
Barrougli  sec  and  treas.  man- 
ufacturers. Jobhej's.M'el ailers  of 
contcct  KUi'Tv.  Tt'xas  cnr  Mfsa 


Elite  Laundry  Go,  J  R  Pruett  pres 

&  genl  mgr  410  S  Oregon 
Elite   Shoe   Repairing   Go    (J  R 

Pruett,  W  H  Nabours,  R  G  Ben- 

ilez)  416  S  Oregon 
Elizondo   &   Gonzalez,,  groc  711 

Hills 

Elk  Auto  Sup|)ly  Go,  D  J  Hennessy 

mgr,  500  INIesa  av 
Elks  Lodge  No  187,  J  E  Anderson 

sec  Myrtle  av  cor  N  Gampbell 
Ellanay  Theatre,  Benj  B  Lewis 

mgr  105  S  El  Paso 

El  Leon  Mercantile  Go,  Matilde 

Orona  prop  groc  906  S  El  Paso 
p]lliott  Engineering  Go   (Fred  A 

Elliott;  808  i\lills  bldg 
Elliott-Fisher  Go,  G  W  Fawcett 

local  mgr  509  Two  Republics 

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Ellis  Bros  Printing  Go,  H  Y  Ellis 
sec-treas  110  S  Oregon 

Ellis  Race  H,  phys  1401  W  Boule- 
vard 

ELIVSENDORF  &  CO  (H  F  Elmen- 
dorf),  209  I\[esa  av,  stocks, 
bonds,  investment  securities, 
correspondents  Miller  &  Go. 
New"  York,  members  New  York 
Stock  Exchange 

El  Nacional  (d),' J  M  Gastillo  ed 
209  W  Overland 

FA  Obrero  Mexicano  (Spanish-w), 
P  E  Porlillo  cd  222  San  Jacinto 
editorial  olVice  32 'i  Trust  bids: 
P  O  Box  71 

El  Paso  Advrn-tising  Glub;  R  P 
iMarch  sec  2  Ghamb(u*  of  Gom- 
merce  bldg 

El  Paso  Audit  Go  (W  H  Pavne^ 
21  \  Mills  bidu- 

EL  PASO  AUTO  WRECKING  CO, 

K  Trachtcnberg  prop,  autos 
and  parts  of  all  kinds  bmighf. 
sold  and  exchangiMl.  scrap  met- 
als, rubber  325  S  TiCon 
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HilgarttuM-  mgr,  1  15  W  San  An- 
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EL  PASO  BANK  &  TRUST  CO, 

Frank  P  Jones  pros,  A  F  Kerr 
viee-pre.-?, -Lee  H  Crews  vice- 
pres,  F  ^[  Lynch  eshr,  G  G  Rob- 
erts asst  cslir.  F](ln\ondson  B 
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I\Iesa  av 

EL  PASO  BATTERY  &  IGNITION 

CO,  J  C  Dunlavy  sec  and  treas, 
Southwestern  distributors  U  S 
L  Batterv  -Ji  t  W  San  Antonio 
EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO,  W  J 

Rand  i)rcs  and  treas.  W  A  John- 
ston vice-pres.  Hart  Wood  sec, 
contractors  for  the  Bitulithic 
pavement  160  N  Piedras  P  O 
Box  164 

El  Paso  Blue  Print  Co.  R  M  Met- 
calfe mgr  Caples  bldg 

El  Paso  Boiler  &  Tank  Works 
(Robt  Hemphill)  323  S  Santa 
Fe 

El  Paso  Book  Co,  Jasper  W^ool- 

'dridpre  pres     I  I  N  Ort'2on 
EL    PASO    BRANCH,  FEDERAL 
,    RESERVE  BANK  OF  DALLAS, 

R  R  Gilbert  mgr.  M  Crump  cshr, 
Allen  Sayles  asst  cshr,  'R  L  King 

-  asst  Federal  Reserve  agent 
suite  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

EL  HASO  BREWING  ASSN,  R  W 
Long  pres  and  genl  mgr,  ice 
manufacturers,  specialty  bev- 
erages Fruit  as  cor  Stevens 

EL  PASO  BRICK  CO,  Edward  Rod- 
gers  pres.  Rynold  Rodgers  vice- 
pres,  E  Hewit  Rodgers  sec  and 
•  mgr,  mfrs  common,  pressed 
and"  fire  brick,  liollow  building 
tile,  drain  tile.  P  0  Box  136 

El  Paso  Bride:e  Iron  Co  (  W  F:, 
H  E  L  W  Robertson)  U2  INIar- 
tin  bldg 

El  Paso  Brokerage  Co.  J  W  King 
&  Co  props  50  i  Trust  bldg 

El  Paso  Buggy  Works  (W  B  Hil- 
liard,  J  C  Perrv)  Chihuahua  cor 
W  2d 

EI   Paso  Burial  Vault  Co,  i02l 

Cumberland  av 
El  Pa-o  Burkburnelt  Oil  Co.  J  J 

l>iatl  sec  52  i  First  Natl  Bank 

bld;r 

El  ]>aso  ]')Usiness  (^.ollege.  R  F 
Davis  mgr  Ravnolds  lildg 


El  Paso  Butcher  &  Dairy  Supplv 
Co  (  C  O  &  F  C  O'Connell)  220 
W  Overland 

El  Paso,  Cattle  Loan  Co,  Jas  A 
Borders  sec-treas  S  El  Paso  cor 
San  Antonio 

El  Paso  Central  Market  Co,  Park 
W  Pittman  sec  E  San  Antonio 
cor  S  Florence 

EL  PASO  CHAMBER  OF  COM- 
MERCE, Chas  N  Bassett  pres, 
W  S  Crombie  1st  vice-pres,  Geo 
B  Ryan  2d  vice-pres,  E  W  Kay- 
ser  treas,  K  M  Roberts  genl 
mgr,  (Organization  Staff)  John 
H  Regan  asst  genl  mgr,  ed 
"Greater  El  Paso"  (Jobbers 
and  Manufacturers  Dept)  W  M 
Wood  finance  and  membership 
dept,  A  U  Tadlock  traffic-trans- 
portation dept,  Roland  Harwell 
agricultural  dept,  DeWitt  A 
Bandeen  governmental  research 
and  city  planting  dept,  H  W 
Hall  industrial  dept,  R  J  Prit- 
chard  automobile  trade  and 
highways.  Burton  Bunch  re- 
tail merchants  and  junior  dept. 
Warren  Pilcher  adv  mgr 
''Greater  El  Paso"  310  San 
Francisco 

El  Paso  Cleaning  &  Dye  Works. 
B  L  Flores  prop  6*19  E  Missouri 

El  Paso  Collin  Co,  U  S  Goen  sec 
3600  Frutas 

El  Paso  Commercial  Co.  real  est 
310  City  Natl  Bank  bldg 

El  Paso  Conservatory  of  Music. 
Jos  M  Evans  director  1519 
Montana 

El  Paso  Country  Club.  C  M  Nebe- 
ker  sec  ^Mountain  av  cor  Dyer 

El  Paso  County  Farm  Bureau.  I  I 
Chamber  of  ilommerce  bldg 

El  Paso  (-ountv  Water  Improve- 
ment Dist  No  1,  I  T  Gillett  sec 
7  1 9  E  San  Antonio 

El  Paso  Credit  Co.  W  H  Morton 
mgr,  loans  105^  E  San  Antonio 

EL  PASO  CYCLE  WORKS,  C  D 
Freeman  proi>.  aulii  supplies, 
repairs,  vulcanizing,  bicycle^^ 
and  repairs  'il8-i20  Myrlie  av 

Fl  Pa-»t  Dairy  Co.  Jas  A  Smith 
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The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 

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Kl  Paso  Distiilod  W'alor  Co,  J  N 

W'ihlon  prop  507  Oetavia 
Kl  Pa'^o  Drilling'  Co,  H  P  Deady 

•soc-treas  19  Hotel  Sheldon 
Kl  Paso  Drug  Co,  H  O  Cregor  sec- 

tVcas,  212  E  San  Antonio 
El  Paso  Electric  Railway  Co,  Alba 

H  Warren  mgr  Martin  bldg 
Kl  Paso-Finley  Oil  &  Gas  Co,  G 

M   Davis   sec-treas   724  Mills 

bldg 

EL  PASO  FOUNDRY  &  MACHINE 

CO,  \V  N  Small  pres  and  genl 
mgr,  Warren  D  Small  vice-pres, 
mining-,  milling,  smelting-  ma- 
chinery and  supplies,  tanks, 
structural  and  reinforcing 
steel,  oil  well  tools,  brass  spe- 
cialists, sales  room  500  San 
Francisco  plant  1800  E  San 
Antonio 

El  Paso  Fuel  Co,  .G  P  Putnam 
mgr  200  N  Lee 

El  Paso  Furniture  Co,  Filemon 
Casillas  prop  400  S  F:1  Paso 

El  Paso  Gas  Co.  J  W'Johnson  sec- 
treas  417  N  Stanton 

EL  PASO  GRAIN  &  MILLING  CO, 
W  E  Keller  pres,  Jas  G  McNary 
vice-pres  and  treas,  Claiborne 
Adams  vice-pres  and  mgr,  O  J 
Allen  sec  and  asst'  mgr,  props 
Globe  Mills,  mfrs  high  grade 
Hour,  wTiob'sale  grain  and  mill 
prodiu'ts.  Old  Fort  Bliss 

EL  PASO  HEADLIGHT  GAS  MFG 
CO  (R  C  Ross.  W  J  Chesak,  R  E 
Ross),  manufacturers  of  cotu- 
mercial  acteylene  gas  for  weld- 
ing, cutting  and  lighting,  "3Iade 
in  El  Paso."  buy  at  the  factory, 
promi)t  attention  given  to  mail 
orders  1319  K  ^Missouri 
EL  PASO  HERALD   (d).  Herald 
News  Co  pubs.  H  D  Slater  ed.  G 
A  Martin  news  ed.  J  C  Wilmarth 
bus  mgr  Herald  bldg 
EL  PASO  HIDE  &  LEATHER  CO 
(inc),  W  I.  Field  mgr,  bides, 
pelts,  tallow,  sole  leather  and 
shoe  findings.  1201  Texas 
Kl  Paso-Homor  Oil  Co,  J  D  Glass 

sec  8  Morgan  bldg 
El  Paso  Hotid  Co,  W  L  I'ooley  sec 
527  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 


F'l  Paso  House,  Mrs  Julia  Shea 

prop  21  l  i  E  San  Antonio 
EI  Paso  Humane  Society,  Mrs  B  M 
Williams  sec  305  Caples  bldg 
El  Paso  Ice  &  Refrigerator  Co,  G 
H  Golle  mgr  N  Oclioa  cor  ]\Iills 
El  Paso  Insurance  Exchange,  G  R 

Foster  sec-treas  112  Texas 
EL   PASO   IRON   &   METAL  CO 
(Theo  Ehrenberg,  M  &  I  Fein- 
berg)  ,  scrap  iron,  metals,  salv- 
age of  every  description  1505 
Fi  San  Antonio 
El  Paso    Jewish    Relief  Society, 
Rueben  Weinstein  sec   902  N 
Oregon 

El  Paso  Keen  Edge  Co  (T  0  Tes- 

sier)  206  Mills  bldg 
El  Paso  Khaki  Club,  N  Oregon  cor 

Boulevard 
El  Paso  Land  Improvement  Co,  W 
F  Payne  sec-mgr  401  Mesa  av 
El  Paso  Laundry,  G  E  Mead  sec 

202  N  Oregon 
EL  PASO  LIMESTONE  QUARRIES 
(A    Gourchcsne,    Inc),    T  A 
Courchesne  mgr  P  O  Box  200 

El  Paso  Live  Stock  Journal,  G  I 

Boynton  ed  106  W  Main 
El  Paso  Loaning  Go  (Edw  Rosen- 
blum,  M  M  Solomon),  308  S  El 
Paso 

El  Paso  Lumber  Go,  Fred  Wood- 
worth  sec-treas  1  iOO  Texas 
El  Paso  IMantel  iSc  Tile  Co  (I  A  & 

H  W  Sheddi  4  17  Texas 
El  Paso  Material  Men's  Assn,  E 

I)  Hodge  sec  624  Caple.s  bldg 
El  Paso  Meat  Market,  W  H  Brown 

mgr  322  S  Kl  Paso 
Kl  Paso  Mica  Works  iL  M  Stiles. 

J  C  Miller^  Old  Fort  Bliss 
El  Paso  ^Milling  Co.  L  R  Hoard 
genl  mgr  lumber  1300  S  Stan- 
ton 

Kl  PabO  Moline  Tractor  Co.  Pow- 
ers  ifc    Truesilcll  distributor 
2006  Texas 
EL  PASO   MORNING  TIMES,  El 

Paso  Times  ilo  pubs,  K  Davis 
genl  mgr,  San  Francisco  cor 
Santa  l-'e 
Kl  Paso  Mortgage  Co,  Thornton 
Hardic  see  312  Cajoles  bldg 


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t'ultiny  213  xMills  bldy 
El  Pa.so  Muj^ic  As.sn,  J  H  Regan 

sec  Chamber  of  Commerce  bldg 
El  Paso  Oil  &  (ias  News,  R  H 

Towns  ed  lOG  W  Main 
El  Paso  Optical  Co  (J  R  Segall) 

lOG  Texas 
El  Paso   Overall   Co,   Jno  Hicks 

mgr  144  X  Piedras 

EL  PASO  OVERLAND  CO,  F  M 

Bannell  pres,  .AI  D  Hackler  vice- 
pres  and  treas,  R  A  Otto  sec, 
distributors  Overland  and  Wil- 
lys-Knight Mofor  Cars,  New 
Alcxico  dealers:  Roswell  Over- 
land Co.  Roswell,  Aries ia  Over- 
land Co.  Artesia.  Portales  Over- 
land (.'o,  Portales,  Weaver's 
(iarage,  Carlsbad,  York  jMotor 
Co,  Magtlalena.  Wilson  Tire  Co, 
Si  Iyer  City,  Edgar's  Garage, 
•  Lprdsburg.  N  B  Taylor  c^:-  Sons, 
Carrizo/,0,  Kansas  cor  Boule- 
vard 

E\  Paso  Pasteur  Institute,  H  S 
\\'liite  pres  514  ^lartin  bldg 

El  Paso  Photo  Supplv  Co  (Jasper 
Wooldridge,  AE  Schultz;  311  N 
Oregon 

EL  PASO  PIANO  CO,  oldest  pi- 
ano house  in  El  Paso,  W  R 
Shutes  i)rop,  Steinway  pianos, 

Aecdian  Co's  pianola  pianos.  W^ur- 
litzer  Autonuitic  Orchestras 
215  Texas  iRaynolds  bldg; 

VA  l^aso  Plumbing  Co.  Juan  Sein 
\)H)\)  91()  S  Virginia 

El  Paso  Potato  Co.  F  O  Stevens 
mgr  30 1  S  Campbell 

El  Paso  Poultry  Rabbit  Breed- 
ers Su[4)ly  Assn.  J  A  Ferguson 
sec-treas  3402  (Irand  av 

El  Paso  Printing  ('o.  Paul  Heiu*- 
iiKins  piM!s-mgr  108  W  Main 

El  Paso  Product^  Co.  R  U  (iutier- 
rez  mgr  108  V  2d 

EL  PASO  PUBLIC  LIBRARY, 
Maud  .  1)  Siillivan  Iilirarian. 
Carfieuie  Square 


El  Paso  Rabbit  Breeders  &  Fan. 
ciers  Assn.  C  W  Hatch  S'H 
Chamber  of  (Commerce  bldu  | 

EL  PASO  RADIATOR  &  LAMP  CO 

L  G  Keily  mgr,  radiators,  lamp^ 
hoods,  tanks,  fenders,  etc  13o4 
Texas 

El  Paso  Real  Estate  Board,  H  P 
Hadtild  sec-treas  408  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

El  Paso  Realty  &  Investment  CoJ 
R  A  Hughes  sec  313  Herald  bldirj 

El  Paso  Relining  Co,  Wm  T  Owenj 
genl  mgr  Rosa  cor  Martinez  j 

EL  PASO  RULING  &  BINDERY,! 
J  M  Gil  mgr,  printing,  ruling.', 
bindery  107  E  Overland  : 

El  Paso  Sanatorium,  Mrs  N  W! 
Leonard  supt  1109  N  Cotton  av 

El  Paso-Saragoss    Oil    Co,    G  Rj 
Smith   sec-treas   417  Roberts- 
P.anner  bldg  \ 

EL  PASO  SASH  &  DOOR  CO,  (u  o  i 

Evans  sec  and  genl  mgr,  sash,  j 
doors.  windows,  hardwood  I 
llooring,  interior  house  tini>h-  i 
ings,  window,  plate  and  art  [ 
glass,  store  fronts,  roolings 
IMills  cor  Walnut  I 

El  Paso  School  for  Girls.  Ora  W  | 
L  Slater  and  Olga  E  Tafel  prins  j 
Hastings  cor  Madison  1 

Fl  Paso  Screen  Co  (J  W  Jackson^  j 
planing  mill  genl  contrs  Dallas  I 
l)et  Boulevard  and  Wyonung 

El  Paso  Seed  Co.  D  A  Harrington 
sec-ireas  521  E  San  Antonio 

El  Paso  Sewing  Machine  Co.  N  F 
PtdtM's  prop  403  Texas 

El  Paso  Sign  Co  (A  E  J  C 
Richards)   118  San  Fraiiciseo 

EL    PASO    SMELTING  WORKS, 

Kuno  Doerr  genl  n\gr.  C  W 
Hadgley  supt.  X  A  Fergusi.ui 
bus  mgr 

EL    PASO    STOCK  EXCHANGE, 

Tom  H  .lohnson  pres,  K  11  Man- 
ning vice-pr»'s.  11  H  ^Lijm*  set' 
and  treas.  F  M  Pukli  msrr  ba>e- 
nicMit  J''irst  Xatl  Bank  Iddg 

I'd  Paso  Storage  Wartdiouse.  Edw 
L  l*eyt(ui  prop  i05  S  Santa  Ke 

El  Pas()  TiMit  Awning  Co.  H  J 
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We  manufacture  all  sizes  and  carry  in  stock  for  immediate  shipment 
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5'  X  4',  approximate  capacity  per  hour    10  tons 
4'  X  3',  approximate  capacity  per  hour      3  tons 
3'  X  3',  approximate  capacity  per  hour  l^i  tons 
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We  carry  the  largest  and  most  complete  stock  of  used  Mining, 
Milling  and  Smelting  Machinery  in  the  world,  consisting  of  Engines, 
Boilers.  Hoists.  Crushers.  Rolls,  Bali  Mills,  Compressors,  Pumps, 
Filters,  Flotation  and  Cyanide  equipment.  Electric  Motors  and  Gen- 
erators, etc.,  etc. 

The  following  plants  have  recently  been  bought  and  dismantled 
by  us: 

All  plants  of  The  U.  S.  Milling  &  Smelting  Company, 
'  which  include  the  following: 

Standard  Plant,  Colorado  City,  Colorado. 
Union  Plant,  Florence,  Colorado. 
Metallic  Plant,  Florence.  Colorado. 
Smelter,  Canon  City,  Colorado. 

ALSO: 

The  Junta  Consolidated  Mining  &  Milling  Company, 
Telluride,  Colorado. 


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The  Surface  Plant  of  the  Camp  Bird  Mine, 
Ouray,  Colorado. 


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In  addition  to  the  above  which  have  recently  been  dismantled  we 
have  just  acquired  all  of  the  assets  of  The  Penn.  Wyoming  Copper 
Co.,  at  and  near  Encampment,  Wyoming,  consisting  of  the  follow- 
ing: 

Complete  standard  gauga  railroad  sixty  miles  long  (now 
in  operation)  known  as  the  Saratoga  &  Encampment  Rail- 
way Company. 

All  of  the  mines,  mining  equipment  and  machinery  owned 
and  operated  by  the  above  interests,  including  a  tramway 
seventeen  miles  long  and  a  complete  Concentrating  and 
Smelting  plant. 

Unquestionably  we  can  supply  your  needs  of  Mining,  Milling  and 
Smelting  machinery  and  apparatus. 

We  shall  be  pleased  to  have  you  call  upon  us,  write  us  or  wire  us 

regarding  your  needs. 


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and  Supply  Company 


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Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKlnley  County,  New  WIexioo 


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EL  PASO  TIWES  CO,  Frank  Pow- 
er.i  i)rt'S,  K  C  Davis  genl  mgr, 
pubs  El  Paso  Morning-  Times, 
San  Francisco  cor  Santa  Fe 

El  Paso  Title  Go.  M  A  Vogel  mgr 
'     312  Caples  bldg 

El  Paso  Towel  Supply  Co,  F  B 

«  Fletcher  mgr  905  E  Missouri 

•  El  Paso  Trade  Bindery  (J  A  Long- 

inotti)   105  N  Campbell 

El  Paso  Trading  Co  (Felipe  Mier, 
C  M  Ortiz,  Eugenio  Pasqueo), 
whol  hay  and  grain  417  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

El  Paso  Transfer  Co  (H  F  Hav- 
den,  Ida  C  &  J  T  Cross)  606 ^E 
Overland 

EL  PASO  TRUNK  FACTORY,  J  J 

Flanagan  prop,  trunks,  travel- 
ing bags,  suite  cases,  leather 
goods,  manufacturing  and  re- 
pairing 107  E  MaiiV  opp  old 
PostolTice  across  Plaza 

El  Paso  Union  Stock  Yards  Co  G 
E  ThQnssen  mgr  Live  Stock  Ex- 
change bldg 

El  Paso    University   Club,   F  B 
Fletcher  s^ec  7th  floor  Martin 
\  bldg 

El  Paso  WateT  Users  Assn,  Ber- 
nabe  Flores  sec  Toltec  Club 
bldg 

El  Paso  Veterinary  Hospital 
(Proper  B.^os)  2017  Texas 

El  Paso  Vulcanizing  Works.  Don 
T  Finley  mgr  115  N  Kansas 

El  Paso  Welding  Co,  J  M  Fitz- 
patrick  prop  302  W  Franklin 

El  Paso  Wholesale  News  Agency 
(G  V  Harrington^  1 1  i  E  Frank- 
lin 

El  Paso  Womans  Club,  Mrs  Ada 
Lorentzen  pres  1400  Mesa  av 

El  Paso  &  Juarez  Traction  Co.  A 
H  Warren  mgr  202  Martin  bldg 

FJ  Paso  »!t  South\v(»stern  Employ- 
ment Onice,  E  W  Mitchell  mgr 
1016  S  Santa  Fe 


EL  PASO  &  SOUTHWESTERN 
SYSTEM  I  Operating  Dept  i ,  L 
U  Morris  genl  supt,  F  McL  Bar- 
ger  chief  clerk,  W  S  Dawson 
genl  claim  agt,  L  C  Miller  asst 
claim  agt,  H  B  Harding  real  es- 
tate agt  and  tax'  commissioner. 
F  L  Hunter  purchasing  agt 
(Engineering  EKipt),  J  L  Camp- 
bell chief  engineer  (Accounting 
Dept),  A  L  Hawiey  genl  auditor, 
H  C  Brown  asst  genl  auditor, 
B  H  Bower  car  accountant,  A 
P  Averill  paymaster  (Legal 
Dept),  W 'M  Peticolas  genl  so- 
licitor (Signal  Dept),  Geo  R 
Cowherd  signal  engineer  (Traf- 
fic Dept) ,  Eugene  Fox  tratllc 
mgr,  Garnett  King  genl  passen- 
ger agt.  Wm  C  Barnes  genl  frt 
agt.  C  K  Hilsabeck  asst  genl  frt 
agt,  R  S  Trumbull  agricultural 
agt  E  P  &  S  W  bldg 

El  Rayo  Mining  &  Developing  Co, 
714  Mills  bldg 

Emilio  Frank,  soft  drinks  601  San 
Jacinto 

Empire  Bottling  Works,  Lawrence 
Gardner  genl  mgr  Mills  cor 
Florence 

Empire  Investment  Co.  Smith 
Witham  sec-treas  116  Texas 

Empire  Purchasing  Co,  J  G  Tay- 
lor mgr  6  Morehouse  blk 

Enos  Herbert  C,  mining  eng  1224 
Mills  bldg 

Enriquez  Federico  Jr.  barber  530 
S  El  Paso 

Enterprise  Shoe  <!t  Leather  Co,  H 
W  Fisher  prop  316  Mesa  av 

Epperson  Otis  C.  blksmith  615  E 
Overland 

Equipment  Co.  Homer  C  Hirsch 

sec-treas  500  San  Francisco 
Equitable  Loan  Assn.  W  S  Miller 

mgr  IMS  Trust  bldg 
Ernest   Ernest   J,    masseur  308 

Herald  bldg 
Erupcion  Mining  Co,  D  B  Smith 

genl  mgr  312  First  Natl  Bank 

bldg 

Ervin  Furniture  Co  (    KCa  Ervin' 
109  San  Jacinto 


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C)  Morton,  il  L  Ervin  .ir),  nianu- 
faclurers  mattresses,  bedding, 
featlier  pillows,  upholstering 
608-10-12  S  Virginia 

Escajeda  Jose  A,  county  auditor 
Court  House 

Escajeda  &  Figueroa,  garage  1321 
E  3d 

Escobedo  Juan,  groc  611*  San 
Jacinto 

ESCONTRIAS  A  A,  mgr  Public 
Stenographers  Co  418  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

ESCUDERO  &  MARTINEZ  (Am- 
brosio  Escudero,  Angel  Mar- 
tinez), custom  house  brokers 
and  commission  merchants, 
importers  and  exporters,  Juarez 
and  Mexico  City  338.  S  Leon,  El 
Paso 

Espalin  Francisco,  whol  fruits  106 

S  Florence 
Esparza  Domingo  A,  tailor  400 

E  Overland 
Esparza  Jesus,  groc  1211  S  El 

Paso 

Esparza  M,  groc  3031  Findley 
Esparza  Q,  groc  417  Durango 
Esparza  R,  groc  3013  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Espejel  Manuel,  bicycle  repr  307 
E  2d 

Espranza  Oil  &  Refining  Co,  E  A 
Heflield  sec-treas  402  Two  Re- 
publics bldg 

Espinoza  Feliz,  groc  1207  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Espinoza  Refugio,  groc  1209  S 
Santa  Fe 

Essonkay  Tire  Filler  Co,  R  L  Mc- 
Mickle  mgr  519  E  San  Antonio 

Essex  Motor  Cars,  Lone  Star  Mo- 
tor Co  distributors  415  W  San 
Antonio 

Estrada  Josefa  V  Mrs,  undertaker 

601  S  Oregon 
Estrada  Julian,  billiards  3718  E 

San  Antonio 
Etie  Frank  J  Realty  Co,  202  N 

Stanton  » 
EUREKA     CLEANING     &  DYE 

WORKS,  (ins  K  Eminger  mgr 

70  1  ^r.'xas 


Eureka  Theatre,  International 
Amusement  Co  props  315  S  El 
Paso 

Evans,  Noolis  &  Karmos,  rest  317 

E  San  Antonio 
Evans  E  R  &  Co,  stocks  and  bonds 

Mills  bldg 
EVANS  GEO,  sec  and  genl  mgr  El 
Paso  Sash  &  Door  Co  Mills  cor 
Walnut 

Evans  Jno  E,  investments,  302 

Martin  bldg 
Evans  Sales  Co(  W  W  Evans), 
whol  coal  330  First  Natl  Bank 
bldg 

Evergreen  Cemetery  Assn,  H  G 
Meyer  genl  mgr  201  Caples  bldg 
Excelsior  Laundry,  Erman  Ravel 

prop  3115  Rosa 
EXIDE  BATTERY  SERVICE  STA- 
TION, Moloney  Battery  &  Ig- 
nition Co  props  110  Wyoming 
cor  Mesa  av 
Eye  &  Gonzalez,  billiards  530  S 
El  Paso 

EZELL  C  L,  vice-pres  Security 
Bank  &  Trust  Co,  Mesa  av  cor 
Mills 

F  W  D  Motor  Trucks,  Lone  Star 

Motor  Co  distributors  415  W 

San  Antonio 
Fabens    Towns ite  &  Investment 

Co,  W  H  Faller  sec  201  S  Santa 

Fe 

Facio  &  Miller,  painters  sec  hand 

gds  417  S  Oregon 
Fair  Deal  Furniture  Co.  M  Silver 

prop  4 19  S  Stanton 
Fallon  Jno  W,  soft  drinks  307 

Mills 

Fann  Jesse  P,  phys  3912  Montana 

Fant  Coflec  Co.  S  W  Fant  prop 
611  E  San  Antonio 

Farber  B  ^:  Bro.  dry  gds  112  E 
Overland 

Farm  Bureau  News.  Roland  Har- 
well ed  1 1  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce bldg 

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FARROW  -  CROUCH  -  LOGAN  CO 

(inc.),  Hal  H  Logan  pres,  W  T 
Farrow  vice-pres,  Paul  M 
.Crouch  sec  and  treas,  jobbers, 
manufacturers,  importers  and 
exporteri>,  drugs,  chemicals, 
'rubber  goods,  stationery,  soda 
fountains  and  fixtures,  bottles, 
corks,  etc  917-919  Texas 
FARROW  W  T,  vice-pres  Farrow- 
Crouch  -  Logan  Go  917-919 
Texas 

Feder  Co,  Nat  A  Feder  prop,  Jos 
Bloom  mgr,  jewelers  231  E  San 
Antonio 

Federal  Board  for  Vocational 
Training,  9  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce bldg 

FEDERAL  RESERVE  BANK  OF 
DALLAS,  EL  PASO  BRANCH,  R 
R  Gilbert  mgr,  M  Crump  cshr, 
Allen  Sayles  asst  cshr,  R  L 
King  asst  Federal  Reserve  agt 
suite  321  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Federal  System  of  Bakeries,  W  H 
Klatt  mgr  406  E  San  Antonio 

Federal  Tire  Co,  A  J  Engquist 
pres-  antl  genl  mgr  309  Texas 

FEINBERQ  I  (El  Paso  Iron  & 
Metal  Co)  1505  E  San  Antonio 

FEINBERQ  M  (El  Paso  Iron  & 
Metal  Co)   1505  E  San  Antonio 

FELDMA^  FRED  J  CO,  Fred  J 
Feldman  pres,  C  G  McKie  vice- 
pres  and  mgr,  photographic 
supplies,  artists'  materials, 
athletic  and  sporting  goods, 
picture  framing,  kodak  linish- 
ing  308  E  San  Antonio 

Feldman  Studio,  portrait  pho- 
tographers 308  E  San  Antonio 

Felix  Jesus,  groc  110  S  Martinez 

Fennessv  David  V,  mechanical  eng 
704  Mills  bldg 

Ferguson  Alexander,  elevators 
2409  San  Diego 

Ferguson  J  F,  groc  912  Mundy  av 

Ferguson  &  Sawyers  (\V  E  Fergu- 
son, W  L  Sawvers),  real  estate 
227  Trust  b!dg 

FERGUSON  N  A,  bus  mcrr  Consoli- 
dated Kansas  City  Smelting  & 
Refining  Co  - 

Feris  Saml,  groc  400  S  Santa  Fe 

Fernandtv.      irn»c  319  S  Florenco 


Fernandez  L  G,  groc  614  S  Stan- 
ton 

Barrel!   Rupert  R,  stock  broker 

327  Trust  bldg 
Fessinger  Reuben,  dry  gds  310  S 

El  Paso 

Fidelity  Copper  Co,  C  H  Finley 
sec-treas  510  Station 

FIELD^PARKER  CO,  H  D  Field 
pres,  R  L  Parker  vice-pres,  E  A 
Riddell  sec  and  treas,  office  fur- 
niture and  supplies,  stationery, 
accounting  devices  and  sup- 
plies, safes,  vault  doors,  etc  125 
San  Francisco 

FIELD  W  L,  mgr  El  Paso  Hide  & 
Leather  Co  1201  Texas 

Fierro  Benito,  groc  Smelter 

Fiorro  Bros  (Danl,  Jose  &  Juan), 
w^hol  groc  601  S  Stanton 

Fierro  Claudio,  groc  900  Tavs 

Fierro  F  E,  groc,  3631  San  An- 
tonio 

Fierro  &  Anchondo,  dry  gds  623  S 
El  Paso 

Figueroa  R,  groc  3900  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Filler  Frank  M,  real  est,  102  Pi- 
oneer Plaza 

Finger  Fredk  C,  groc  806  Myrtle 
av 

Fink  Wm  N,  mining  423  First  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
Finlay-Tampico  Oil  Co,  C  M  Davis 

sec-treas  724  Mills  bldg 
FINLEY  C  H  CO  THE,  C  H  Finley 

pres,  teas,  colTees,  spices,  cofl'ee 

roasters  and  grinders,  Mexican 

products     510- 51  i  Station 

Phones  262-263 
Finnigan-Brown  Co,  hides  410  E 

7th 

Fire  Place  Hot  Water  Heater  Co. 
E  G  Perry  sec  2525  E  Boule- 
vard 

Firestone  Tire  &  Rubber  Co.  Glenn 
W  Curtiss  mgr  W  San  Antonio 
cor  Durango 
FIRST  MORTGAGE  CO  of  El  Paso. 
Jas  C  McNary  pres.  W  L  Tooley 
vice-pres.  /  T  White  vice-]U'es. 
W  E  Ward  sec.  K  W  Kayser 
treas.  1st  mortgage  r»^al  estate 
paper  212-216  First  Natl  Bank 
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PASO,  Josliua  S  Raynolds  chair- 
man of  the  board.  James  G  Mc- 
Xary  pres.  F  Murchison  vice- 
pres.  Edgar  \V  Kayser  vice- 
pres.  H  E  Christie  vice-pres,  J 
E  Benton  vice-pres,  Max  Moye 
vice-pres.  John  M  Wyatt  vice- 
pres,  W  L  Tooley  vice-pres, 
Webb  C  Haden  cshr,  P  F  Knight 
asst  cshr,  H  G  Dunbar  asst  cshr, 
G  A  Wise  asst  cshr,  G  Helmus 
asst  cshr,  E  D  Raynolds  asst 
cshr,  B  L  Myers  asst  cshr,  F  E 
Gillett  asst  cshr,  Wm  Graves 
auditor  109-117  San  Antonio 
cor  Oregon 

First  Safe  Deposit  Go,  E  W  Kayser 
sec-treas  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

First  Texas  Prudential  Life  Ins 
Go,  A  G  Dunbar  supt  326  Herald 
bldg'  . 

Fischbein  Bros,  tailor  205  Gity 
Nail  Bank  bldg 

Fischer  Karl,  transfer  300  S  Ore- 
gon 

Fishman  Wm,  silks  15  N  Stanton 

Fisk-Ramsey  Realty  Go,  New 
Trust  bldg 

Fisk  Realty  Go,  W  K  Ramsey  sec- 
treas  Trust  bldg  Arcade 

Fisk  Rubber  Go,  G  A  Wood  mgr 
809  Mesa  av 

FLANAGAN  J  J,  prop  El  Paso 
Trunk  Factory,  107  E  Main  opp 
old  PostolVice  across  Plaza 

Fleischmann  Go  of  Texas,  G  P 
Kendall  agt  yeast  127  N  Gamp- 
boll 

Fleming  John,   pres    Motor  Gar 

Sales  Co  608  Montana 
Flotcher-Means  Go,  E  R  Means 

soc-troas  autos  iOl  Myrtle  av 
Flores  Floix,  tailor  810  N  Piedras 
Floros  Manuel  E,  notary  public 

61 1  Gaples  bldg 
Flores  :Maria  Mrs,  groc  1200  Tays 
Floras  M  M,  groc  1 6b  Smelter 
Flores  R.  groc  809  S  Florence 
Folsom  Clarence  S  T,  lawyer  419 

Trust  bldg 
Fonseca  Emilio,   groc  919   S  St 

Vraiif 

Foote  Austin  li,  dentist  3  Buckler 
blk 


Forbes  Jno  O,  groc  2308  N  Piedras 
Ford   Patk,   soft  drinks   laoi  S 

Santa  Fe 
Forsee  Fish  Go  (E  L  &  Mrs  Anna 

Forsee)  New  Gitv  Market 
FOSTER  A  D  CO  THE,  E  H  Booth 

mgr   prop^   The   Jewel  Shop, 

jewelers  Herald  bldg 
FOSTER  J  L,  mgr  Great  Western 

Oil  Go,  Olive  cor  Laurel 
Foster  &  Johnson  (Thos  Foster, 

Saml  Johnson),  rest  316  S  Ore- 
gon 

Fourzan  G,  groc  shoemkr  322 
Hills 

FOUTZ-IVIOORE  FURNITURE  CO, 

G  T  Moore  pres,  furniture, 
house  furnishings  111-113  N 
Stanton 

Fowzer  &  Gamble,  welders  3103 
Alameda  av 

Fox  Christian  P,  feed  1831  Magof- 
fin av 

Frairie  Lila  Mrs,  groc  400  N  Gopia 
Franco  F,  groc  721  E  7th 
Franco  J  M,  groc  700  San  Jacinto 
F'ranco  Luis,  barber  620  S  Stan- 
ton 

Franco  Manuel  M,  groc  19  N  Eu- 
calyptus 

Franklin  Bros  (Sol  &  Jos),  real 
est  basement  First  Natl  Bank 
bldg 

FRANKLIN  WOTOR  CARS,  Leo  J 

Trost  distributor  355-357  Myr- 
tle av 

Franklin  Paul  R,  contr,  2525 
I.ouisville 

Franklin  Real  Estate  &  Tns  Co 
(Jos  G  t!v:  Sol  Franklin"!  base- 
ment First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Eraser  Bros  I'Alf  J  i'c  Chas  W), 
plumbers  612  N  Oregon 

FRAZERGUY  L,  architect  717  Ga- 
ples bldg  Phone  1389 

Fred  Harry,  photog  31  i  Texas 

Freeman  i3enj,  genl  mdse  615  S 
El  Paso 

FREEMAN  C  D,  prop  El  Paso  Cy- 
cle Works,  auto  supplies,  re- 
pairs, vulcanizing,  bicycles  and 
r(^pairs  U8-»2(^  Myrtle  av 

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FREUDENTHAL  S  J,  mgr  The  H 

Losinsky  Co.  Santa  Fe  cor  Main 
Friar  \Vm  S,    genl    mdse  2100 

Slyrtle  av 
Kriday  Thos  F,  troas  and  mgr 

Lone  Star  Motor  Go  415  W  San 

Antonio 

Friedkin  Tailoring  Co,  Joel  Fried- 
kin  mgr  314  E  San  Antonio 

Friese  Bruno,  ins  726  Mills  bldg 

Fritch  Alfred  R,  architect  423 
Trust  bldg 

Frontier  Manufacturers  Assn,  F 
M  Woodard  mgr  400  Trust  bldg 

Fuentes  Frank  R,  meat  mkt  3702 
Alameda  av 

Fuentes  Jose,  painter  501  S  Ore- 
gon 

Fullan  Arthur  J,  pawn  broker  114 
N  Stanton 

Fuller  Ernest  P,  live  stock  810 
Mills  bldg 

Funderburk  S  M,  groc  919  N  Ore- 
gon 

G  M  C  Motor  Trucks,  Lone  Star 
Motor  Co  distributors  415  W 
San  Antonio 

(iabaldon  Jesus,  groc  206  E  8th 

Gaines  G  G,  mfrs  agt  307  First 
Xall  Bank  bldg 

Galatzan  Benj,  second  hand  gds 

\801  S  El  Paso 

Galbraith-Foxworth  Co,  J  H 
Meece  sec  lumber  2015  Mills 

Galdlan  A,  groc  4217  Madera 

Gale  Hotel,  Mrs  H  A  Russell  prop 
338A  Leon  • 

Galindo  Abel,  barber  422  E  San 
Antonio 

Galindo  Jose,  groc  517  S  Virginia 
Galindo  V,  groc  903^  S  Stanton 
Gallagher  Paul,  phys  605  Mills 
bldg 

Galland  Walter  A,  draftsman  1101 
Mills  bldg 

Gallardo  Juan,  groc  507  A  S  Gamp- 
bell 

Gallardn  Rafael,  dry  gds  313  S 
Stanton 

Gallogos  Juan,  groc  611  E  7th 
(iallnwav  ClifVord  Ti.  lawyer  630 
First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

GALLUP  AMERICAN  COAL  CO,  K 

\l  Ab'M-  sah's  mgr  17  Whiting 
bldu'.  AlbiKHKMHnu' 


Gambrell  J  H,  phys  417  Mills  bldg 
Gamez  Trinidad  Mrs,  groc  300a 

San  Jacinto 
GANDARA  J  F  PHOTO  SUPPLY 

CO,  photo  supplies,  Eastman 
kodak  and  finishiag  110  E  San 
Antonio 

Gandara  Jose  M,  lawyer  612  Mills 
bldg 

Gantt  Harry  J,  novelty  works  415 
Texas 

Garcia  A,  groc  615  E  10th 
Garcia  Alfonso  M,  groc  drugs  900 
Hills 

Garcia  Amado,  groc  809  S  Oregon 
Garcia  Bernardo,  clean  and  pres 

113  E  2d 
Garcia  Enrique,  groc  908  Park 
Garcia  Faustino,  barber  3914  Al- 
ameda av 
Garcia  F,  groc  342  E  10th 
Garcia  Francisco,   groc   1119  S 
Stanton 

Garcia  Francisco  P,  lawver  522 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Garcia  Gilberto.  groc  1010  E  7th 
Garcia  Jesus,  barber  809  S  Stan- 
ton 

Garcia  J  M,  groc  2001  Olive 
Garcia  Jose,  groc  600  S  Ochoa 
Garcia  Luis,  blksmith  414  San  Ja- 
cinto 

Garcia  Miguel,  groc  811  E  4th 
Garcia  N,  groc  1205  S  Santa  Fe 
Garcia  Printing  Co  (C  J  Garcia) 

31 1  San  Jacinto 
Garcia  Ramon,  groc  623  S  Camp- 
bell 

Garcia    Raymundo    S.  customs 

house  brokers  105  W  5th 
Garcia  S.  groc  1100  S  Santa  Fe 
Garcia  Simon  B,  groc  810  S  Vir- 
ginia 

Garcia  Tomas,  groc  719  S  Camp- 
bell 

Garcia  Victor,  groc  410  E  5th 
Garcia-Nunez  Jenaro,  lawver  522 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
(Jardes  Francisco,  blksmith  600  S 

Santa  Fe 
(Jard(Mi  Thealr(\  David  Lcwkowitz 

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Garrett  Frank  D,  phys  1119  E  Cal- 
ifornia 

Garrett  Motor  Go.  Wm  S  GooUe 
sec-treas  500  \V  San  Antonio 

Garza  G,  groc  2210  Magotlin  av 

Garza  Jesus,  genl  mdse  2301  Ma- 
gotlin av 

Garza  IPena  Manuel,  groc  600 
Park 

GATES  L  F,  mgr  H  W  Moore  &  Go 

1220  Mills  bldg 
Gay  Wm  W,  phys  3403  Montana^ 
Goe  Herschel  L,  mfrs  agt  401  First 

Natl  Bank  bldg 
Goer  Robt  H,  phys  218  Gaples  bldg 
Gem  Electric  Co  (Jno  Blake,  S  A 
Milliron,  August  Albrecht)  612 
E  San  Antonio 
Gem  Steam  Baking  Co,  J  B  Nigra 
prop  whol  bakers  520  S  Stan- 
ton. 

General  Cigar  Co,  D  M  Supper- 
stein  branch  mgr  318  San 
Francisco 

Geneva  Jewelry  Go,  Isadore  Erlich 
•  prop,  225  E  San  Antonio 

Giambrone  Saml,  groc  2331  San 
Diego 

Gianopulos  Geo,  confecty  221  S  El 

Paso 

Gibbs  Fred  D,  mfrs  agt  214  Mills 
bldg 

GIL  J  M,  mgr  El  Paso  Ruling  & 
Binderv  107  E  Overland 

Gilbert  O  G,  mdse  broker  307 
Trust  bldg 

GILBERT  R  R,  mgr  El  Paso 
Branch.  Federal  Reserve  Bank 
of  Dallas  321  First  Natl  Bank 
hldg 

Gilbert  True  Oil  Co,  E  A  HelTield 
sec-treas  402  Two  Republics 
bldg 

GILCHRIST 

ity  Bank 
cor  Mills 
Giles  Bros 


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Investment  Go, 
stocks  and  leases  708  Two 
publics  bldg  ' 
GILLETT  F  E,  assf   cshr  First 
National  Bank  109-117  San  An- 
konio  cor  Oregon 
(Jill.dt  J  Ashlev,  lawyer  519  First 
Nail  Hank  hldu' 


Gillett  Saml  B,  lawyer  320  Trust 
bldg 

Gilpin  &  Odell,  auto  reprs  209  W 

San  Antonio 
Gimbel  Christian  A,  garage  1215 

N  Copia 
Gimbel  G  H,  groc  3531  Hueco 
Ginsburg  Edith  Mrs,  dry  gds  116 

E  Overland 
Ginther  Paul,  mining  704  Gaples 

bldg 

Given  Bros  Shoe  Go  fChas  &  Saml 
Given),  215  S  El  Paso 

Given  Frank  I,  phys  519  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

GLENN  BROOM  MANUFACTUR- 
ING CO  (incj,  Lee  H  OrndorlT 
pres,  W  H  Glenn  sec  and  treas 
3800  Rosa  cor  Latta 

Glidden  Stores  Co,  paints  418 
Mesa  av 

Globe  Ice  &  Gold  Storage  Co,  Clai- 
borne Adams  sec-mgr  Old  Fort 
Bliss 

GLOBE  MILLS,  El  Paso  Grain  & 
Milling  Co  props  Old  Fort  Bliss 

GLOBE  THE,  DEPARTMENT 
STORE,  I  &  L  Laskin  props, 
Ben  L  Romm  mgr,  outfitters  for 
men,  women,  misses'  and  chil- 
dren 214-222  E  Overland 

Godines  Jose  V,  shoemkr  601  S 
Florence 

Goebel  Jno  F,  genl  contr  101 1 
Park  Road 

Goen  Ulysses  S.  lawyer,  306  Mills 
bldg 

GofI'  Moses  A,  real  est  306  Secur- 

ifv  Bank  bldg 
Goir  Wm  H,  confecty  613  E  San 

Antonio 

GOGGIN  JUDGE  J  M,  chairman  of 
the  board.  Border  National 
Bank,  Texas  cor  Stanton 

Gold,  Page  t'v:  Kroeckel.  lawvers 
303  First  Natl  Bank  bldar 

Golden  Cow  Butter  Shop,  F  H  Ter- 
rell mgr  209  Mesa  av 

Goldfarb  \  Blume  (Sol  Goldfarb. 
Henrv  Blum*^'.  stocks  bonds 
314  First  Natl  iiank  hldg 

Goldoft  Shoe  Co  (Nathan  »S:  Maur- 
ice  Goldoffi.   shoes   416   S  El 


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(;ul»Jsmith  Louis  L,  clothing  323 

K  San  Antonio 
(JoKistc^in  &  Miller  (A  H  Goldstein, 

\V  E  Miller),  lawyers  404  First 

iXatl  Bank  bldg 
Gomez  Aurelio,  tailor  330  E  3d 
Gomez  Cruz  T  Mrs,  photos  526  S 

El  Paso 

Gomez  Felix,  groc  707  S  Stanton 
Gomez    Filiberto,    groc    1001  S 
Kansas 

Gomez  Julian  !M,  billiards  510  S 
El  Paso 

Gomez  Ramon,  soft  drinks  900  S 
Stanton 

Gomez-Vazquez    Antonio,  cigars 

confecty  800  S  El  Paso 
Gonzales  Javier,  groc  1204  E  2d 
Gonzalez  Apoliner,  printer  822i  S 

Stanton 
Gonzalez  C,  groc  211  E  4th 
Gonzalez  D  M,  groc  2126  MagofTin 
Ganzalez  F,  groc  100  S  Stanton 
Gonzalez  Francisco,  shoemkr  412 

San  Jacinto 
Gonzalez   Genero,    tailor   108  N 

Piedras 

Gonzalez  Gervasio,  meat  mkt  902 

S  Ei  Paso 
Ganzalez  Inez,  groc  510  E  5th 
Gonzalez    Irineo,    groc    1208  S 
^tanton 

Gonzalez  Jesus- T,  meat  mkt  500^ 
S  Stanton 

Gonzalez  Jose,  groc  1100  S  Stan- 
ton' 

Gonzalez  Juan  J,  tailor  401  E  3d 
Gonzalez  Julian,  groc  700  S  Ore- 
gon 

Gonzalez  Luciano,  groc  40c  Smel- 
ter ' 

Gonzalez  Luis,  groc  426  Charles 

Gonzalez  Mateo,  meat  mkt  409 
Durango 

Ganzalez  Patricio,  groc  703  S 
Campbell 

Gonzalez  Rafael,  gros  919  S  Stan- 
ton 

Gonzalez  Roman  G,  rej^l  est  921  S 
El  Paso 

Cionzalez-Aguirre  Eudozio,  phys 

225*  S  Stanton 
Gonzalez  &  Rubio,  rest  519  S  El 
Paso 


Goodman  Bros  &  Co,  Leonard  A 
Goodman  sec-treas  real  est  205 
N  Stanton 

Goodman  Jacob,  sec  hd  gds  612 
S  El  Paso 

Goodman  Saml  &  Co,  whol  groc- 
ers 420  San  Francisco 

Goodman  &  Leeser  (Ignatius 
Goodman  Oscar  Leeser)  dry 
gds  208  E  Overland 

Goodrich  B  F  Rubber  Co,  B  B 
Bell  mgr  406  Myrtle  av 

Goodyear  Tire  &  Rubber  Co,  L 
E  Carpenter  branch  mgr  1405 
Texas 

Gorbutt  Emerson  R,  contr  3722 
Morenci 

Gordon  I  U,  blksmith  3825  Ala- 
meda 

Gordon  &  Lattner,  (L  M  Gordon 
S  O  Lattner)  lawvers  722  Mills 
bldg 

Gouley-Burcham  Co,  J  J  Thorn- 
ton rep  mdse  brokers  420  Mills 
bldg 

Grace  &  Owen,  (S  P  Grace  M  F 
Owen)  garage  1014  N  Piedras 

Graham  Jos  R,  cigars  329  E  San 
Antonio 

GRAHAM   PAPER   CO,   El  Paso 

Division,  C  C  Covington  mgr, 

516-518  San  Francisco 
Granado  Cornelio,  billiards  319  S 

Oregon  groc  918  S  El  Paso 
Granados  Eugenio,  fruits  506  E 

Overland 
Granados  P  R,  groc  701  Hills 
Grand  View  Drug  Co,  C  A  Patten 

mgr  3332  Fort  blvd 
Grand  View  Realty  Co,  G  J  Mapel 

sec  106  E  San  Antonio 
Granillo  Manuel,  dry  gds  305^  S 

Stanton 

Gratch  Benj.  auctioneer  209  S 
Stanton 

GRAVES  WM,  auditor  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

Gray  H  G,  groc  3221  Sacramento 

Gray  Jerome  T,  groc  2501  E 
Boulevard 

Grav-Macho  Tailors  Cleaners. 
J'j  Macho  prop  J  H  Gray  mgr 
510  iN  Stanton 

Gray  \Vm  B.  barber  108  N  Stan- 
ton 


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Phone  South  101 


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M  A  Graham  )  417  E  Boulevard 

Great  Divide  Oil  &  Leasing  Go.  E 
W  Earl  sec  519  First  Nat  Bank 
bldg 

Great  Texas  Realty  Go,  W  K  Ram- 
sev  sec  N«nv  Trust  hldg  Arcade 
GREAT  WESTERN  OIL  CO,  J  L 

1^'oster  mgr,  re  liners  and  man- 
ufacturers of  illuminating  and 
lubricating  oils,  gasoline, 
greases,  general  office  Olive  cor 
Laurel,  gasoline  stations:  Kan- 
sas cor  Myrtle,  Gity  Hall,  Stan- 
ton cor  ^Missouri,  1401  Texas 
at  viaduct,  4101  x\lameda  cor 
l^>oone,  opp  Washington  Park, 
MagoHln  av  cor  r^aurel 

GREATER  EL  PASO,  published  by 
The  El  Paso  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, 310  San  Francisco 

Grebe  Cleaning  Works,  Mrs  Cecil 
Grebe  McKee  prop  418  N  Oregon 

Grecian  Theatre.  J  M  Lewis  &  Go 
.props  Benj  B  Lewis  mgr  219  S 
El  Paso 

Greek  Wm  W,  genl  contr  1209  E 

Nevada 
GREEN  TREE  HOTEL 

•"  Mrs  Rosalie  Keating 
San  Francisco, 
pot 

Greenberg  Louis 
E  San  Antnnin 
GREENE  EMILY  DANA, 

Mark's  Hospital,  1001 
da 

GREET  W  D,  county  clerk,  Court 

House 

GREGORY  C  L,  sec  and  treas 
Wcsfern  Mcfal  Manufacturing 
Co.  1)1  h  cor  SI  Vrain  • 

GREGORY  W  D,  stocks,  bonds, 
loans,  real  est at<\  inv(^stments, 
oil  stocks,  lands  and  l(?ases, 
merchandise  broker.  Security 
Hank  bhltr 

GREY  GEO  E,vie..'-j)res  MtFrank- 
lin  Fuel  Feed  Co,  212  N  Pied- 
ras 

Gri.hu-  &  Hayes,  I'.T  B  Grider  L  E 
Hayes)  produi-e  130  S  Florence 

GrilVin.  H  N  \  Co,  11  \  (.Jritlin  prop 
stocks    afid    l»onds    317  Trust 


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opp  Union  De- 

H,  clothing  315 

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meat  mkt  704 


Griffith  Commission  Co,  (C  R  Mc- 
Dowell] real  est  304  Trust  bldg 

Griilith  C  H,  oil  leases  222  Trust 
bldg 

Griilith  Edwin  H,  groc  517  E 
Boulevard 

Grigsby  G  E  &  Co,  ins  306  Secur- 
ifv  i^.ank  bldg 

G^bESBECK  &  DODSON,  J  D 
Groesbeck,  W  H  Dodson.  Jr), 
electrical  material,  automobile 
accessories,  hardware  and  mill 
supplies,  wholesale  only,  202 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Grossblatt  Esther  Mrs,  groc  712 
N  Oregon 

Grubbs  Jas  E,  plumber  3291 
Frankfort 

Gryder  Eugene  A,  contr  2112 
Portland  av 

Guaderrama  Jose,  groc  3227  Riv- 
era 

Guarantee  Shirt  Co,  Paul  Krupp 
prop  123  N  Kansas 

GUARANTEE  SHOE  CO,  S  Kranz- 
thor  pres.  Charles  Schutz  vice- 
pres,  F  J  Rivas  sec.  greater  El 
Paso's  greatest  shoe  store,  203 
Mesa  av 

Guedea  Juan  mfg  jeweler  518  S 

Stanton 
Guerra  T,  groc  57c  Smelter 
Guerrero  Andrea  Mrs,  groc  Old 

Fort  Bliss 
Guerrette  Grace  Mrs,  groc  1017 

E  3d 

Guheen   Jno    G,    plumber  1224 

Mvrtle  av 
Gulf  Refining  Co,  W  W.Littlejohn 

a^'t 

Gunning  &  Casteel  Drug  Co.  (T 
C  Gunning  W  E  Casteel)  3600 
Hueco 

Antonio,  shoemkr  407 


groc  1014 


Gutierrez 

F  7th 
Gul  ierrez 

Hills 
Gul  ierrez 
(Uil  ierrez 
Gut  ierrez 
Gut  ierrez 

Campbell 
Guli(Mrtv.   Pedro,   groc   503  San 
.Jacinto 

Gutierrez  R  V,  groc  501  S  St  Vrain 
(iiitieriMv.  VmctMile.  meat  mkt  307 
S  Stanton 


Eduardo. 

F,  groc   1019  E  7th 
(i.  groc  3601  Rivera 
HiLnnio.  groc  832  E  7th 

Hipolito,  groc   1017  S 


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(iiizinan  Joso,  rest  208  S  Oregon 

Habib  Juan  &  Bros,  whol  dry  gds 
2U  S  Sfanton 

HACKLER  Wl  D,  vice-pres  and 
treas  El  Paso  Overland  Go, 
Kansas  cor  Boulevard 

HADEN  WEBB  C,  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank.  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

Hadfield  Harry  P.  real  est  407 
First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

HADLEY  L  G,  pres  Southwestern 
Electric  &  Machine  Go,  302-304 
San  Francisco 

HalTner  Sigmund,  phys  618  Mills 
bldg 

Hagan  Jas  F,  garage  412  Mills 
Hale  Bcnj  W,  real  est  521  Trust 
bldg 

Hale  Jesse  AV,  millinery  416  N 
Oregon 

Hale  Myrtle  E  Mrs,  real  est  521 
Trust  bldg 

Hall  Asa  D,  barber  109  N  Oregon 

HALL  H  W,  industrial  dept,  El 
Paso  Chamber  of  Gommerce, 
3 to  San  Francisco 

Hall  J  G,  live  stock  commission 
305  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Hall  &  Lyons,  (F  N  Hall  R  E  Ly- 
ons) real  est  live  stock  102 
•^^cxas 

Hamilton  Wm  O,  lawyer  510  Ga- 

ples  bldg 
Hammett  Paul  P,  real  est  204^ 

Texas 

Hamrah  Bros,  (Habib  Nicholas  & 

Juan)  groc  416  E  San  Antonio 
HANCOCK  J  B,  pres  Gommunitv 

Milling  Go,  1601  Bassett  av 
Hanlin  Supplv  Go,  B  J  Kerley  mgr 

lOOr  S  El  Paso 
Hanrahan  Timothv  B,  confecty 

108  E  San  Antonio 
Hardaway   Hardware    Go,    G  W 

Hardaway   mgr    Montana  cor 

Piedras 

Harding  G  G,  mining  420  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

Hardwick  Wm  J,  contr  1114  E 
Rio  Gran(te 

Hardy  Jno  A.  phys  319  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Hare  Emerson  Bro,  genl  contrs 
1723  E  Tioulevard 

Hargrove  Feed  \-  Fuel  Go.  W  F 
Hargrove  niirr  'J  jOM  Alameda 


Harley  Motor  Gycle  Shop,  D  J 
Buck  mgr  403  Myrtle  av 

Harper  Jno  H,  lawyer  501  First 
Nat  Bank  bldg 

Harrell  Auto  Go.  (W  W  White- 
head) 402  S  Kansas 

Harrington  D  W,  lawyer  412  E  P 
&  S  W  bldg 

Harris  Eugene  L,  lawyer  524 
Trust  bldg 

Harris  Stevens  T,  phys  215  Gaples 
bldg 

Harris  W  J  Contracting  Go,  524 

Trust  bldg 
Harris  &  Anderson,    groc  3500 

Hueco 

Hart-Parr  Tractors,  Southern 
Border  Motor  Go  117  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Hartman  Donald  G,  florist  118  N 
Stanton 

HARVEY  C  M,  pres  Security  Bank 
&  Trust  Go,  Mesa  av  cor  Mills 

Harvey  Fred,  Geo  Maslin  mgr 
rest  G  W  Shellabarger  mgr 
curio  dept  Union  Station 

Harvey  Lemuel  T,  barber  lobby 
Gaples  bldg 

HARVIE  CRAWFORD,  pres  Bor- 
der National  Bank,  Texas  cor 
Stanton 

HARWELL  ROLAND,  agricultur- 
al dept,  El  Paso  Chamber  of 
Gommerce,  310  San  Francisco 

Hasegawa  Hiroshi,  rest  2901^  Al- 
ameda av 

Haskell  Harry  W.  millinery  103 

Hanield  &  Bradford.  (K  L  Hatfield 
E  G  Bradford^  brokers  Hotel 
Slieldon  lobby 

Haust  Adam,  soft  drinks  721  E 
Missouri 

Hawkins  Bros.  (,J  N      W  H)  real 

est  315  Martin  bldg 
Hawkins  Tmi^rovement  Go,  W  H 

Hawkins  sec-treas  315  Martin 

bldg 

Haves,  Harp  \'  Porras.  (H  B 
Haves  H  F  Harp  F  W  Porras. 
dnigs  519  and   1  101  V.  Bmile- 

HAYNES  MOTOR  CARS,  West 
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Hecox  Fi'ank  C.  photog  421  Mesa 

Hedberg  &  Hawkins,  stock  brok- 
ers i22  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Hodrick  W  G  Construction  Go, 
:r:3  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

HEia  BROS  ( Inc ! ,  E  G  Heid  pres. 
Chas  Heid  vice-pres,  Joseph 
Heiil  sec  and  treas,  whol  and 
ret  hay,  grain,  flour,  field  seeds, 
fuel,  building  material,  roofing, 
cement,  lime,  plaster,  cotton 
seed  meal  and  cake,  Texas  cor 
Dallas 

Hcineman  David  G,  real  est  419 

Roberts-Banner  bldg 
Held  Edgar,  broker  520  S  Oregon 
Heldman   I  Furniture  Manufac- 
turing &  Refmishing  Go,  303  S 
Stanton 

HELLERSTEIN  HARRY,  (Star 
Auto  Wrecking  Go),  400  W 
Overland 

HTelm  Hugh  M,  phys  3130  Mon- 
tana 

Helmick  Garroli.  mfrs  agt  423 
:\Iills  bldg 

HELMUS  C,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Orgeon 

HENDERSON  C  C,  vice-pres  and 
chairman  of  board  Security 
Bdnk  &  Trust  Go,  Mesa  av  cor 
Mills 

HENDERSON  J  HARRY,  cshr  Se- 
curity Bank  &  Trust  Go,  Mesa 
av  cor  Mills 

Hendrick  H  H  &  Go,  accountants 
330  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Hendricks  Ghas  M,  phys  516  Mills 
bldg 

Hendricks  -  Laws  Sanatorium, 

Scott  cor  Marr 
Honning-American  Lumber  Go,  J 

\V  Kirkpatrick  sec-treas  1505 

Magollin 

HENRY  &  JONES,  (Horace  G  Hen- 
ry, Ghas  S  Jones),  accountants, 
audits,  svstems.  Federal  tax 
consultants,  206-207-208Trust 
bldg 

HERALD    BUILDING    CO,    H  D 

Slater  pres.  J  C  Wilmarth  vice- 
pres.  J  A  Smith  sec  and  treas, 
H.TMld  bldu: 


HERALD  NEWS  CO,  H  D  Slater 
pres,  J  G  Wilmarth  vice-pres, 
J  A  Smith  sec  and  treas,  pubs 
El  Paso  Herald,  Herald  bldg 

Herman  Transfer  &  Storage  Go, 
Herman  Soulhas  pres  708  T?ex- 
as 

Hernandez  Enrique,  groc  3401  E 
San  Antonio 

Hernandez  Francisca  Mrs,  rest 
203  S  Florence 

Hernandez  Jose,  groc  702  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Hernandez  Jose  E,  printer  209  E 
4th 

Hernandez  Juan,  clean  and  press 

400^  San  Francisco 
Hernandez  Pablo,  groc  1013  E  2d 
Hernandez   Pedro,  blksmith  613 

San  Jacinto 
Hernandez  T,  groc  700  S  Florence 

Hernandez  Victoriana,  harness 
604, S  Stanton 

Hernandez  &  Gadena,  clean  and 
press  223^  S  Stanton 

Herold  Jos,  confecty  122  San  Ja- 
cinto 

Herrera  Alejandro,  shoemkr  515 
E  5th 

Herrera    Alfredo,    groc    1003  S 

Gampbell 
Herrera  Luis,  groc  922  S  El  Paso 
Herrera    Miguel,    shoemkr  1010 

Ghihuahua 

HERSKOWITZ  E  D,  sec  Zelman, 
Kotosky  Go,  115  S  Oregon 

Herskowitz  Saml.  groc  706  Ariz- 
ona 

Herzog  Herman  A,  groc  1011  N 
Got  ton  av 

Hex  Gvcle  Go.  F  H  Daughertv  mgr 
3  47  Myrtle  av 

Hi  Shing  Yuen  &  Go.  Yee  Hing 
mgr  Ghinese  mdse  227  S  Ore- 
gon 

Hidalgo  Juan,  groc  703  S  Oregon 
Hidalgo    Theatre.  International 

Amus(unent  Go  props  311  S  El 

Paso 

Hi.ugins  (leo  H.  phvs  215  Gaples 
bldg 

'High  Lung  Laundry.  Wong  Wun 
mgr  60  7  N  Campbell 

Highland  Really  Go.  G  J  Mapol 
>t'e  I  06  \]  San  Antonio 


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Hignetl  Jas  E,  contr  3118  Alam- 
ogorclo 

Hilario  Francisco,  tailor  222  S 
Oregon 

Hill-  Caryl  C,  optician  421  Mesa  av 
Hill  Chas  F,  phys  3221  Grand  av 
Hill  Chas  L,  loans  100  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Hill  Jno  T,  lawTer  513  Caples 
bldg 

Hill  J  Louis,  lawyer  325  Trust 
bldg 

Hill  Mattie  I  Mrs.  phys  301  City 

Nat  Bank  bldg 
Hill  Ross  D,  lawyer  502  Caples 

bldg 

Hill  W  K  &  Co,  awnings  and  tents 

811  E  Boulevard 
Hillis  V  S,  real  est  201  Caples 

bldg 

HILLS  E  G,  pres  Hills-Sutton  Co, 
Myrtle  av  cor  Laurel 

HILLS-SUTTON  CO,  E  G  Hills 
pres,  R  B  Sutton  vice-pres  and 
mgr.  D  B  Pee^bles  sec  and 
treas,  Edward  D  Sackett  supt, 
mfrs  galvanized  steel  tanks, 
culverts,  pipe,  sheet  and  plate 
work,  riveted  and  welded  pro- 
ducts, silos,  jobbers  of  sheets 
and  plates,  olTice  and  works 
Myrtle  av  cor  Laurel 

Himely  Hotel,  Mrs  L  E  Moran 
prop  403  S  Stanton 

Hines  Lumber  &  Goal  Co,  R  E 
Hines  pres  Texas  cor  Dallas 

Hing  Chung,  laundry  310  Wyo- 
ming 

Hinojos  Epigmenio,  hay  371G  Al- 
ameda av 

Hinojos  Isabell,  groc  900  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Hirsch-Ullmann  Shoe  Co,  Sidney 
Ullmann  sec-treas  204  E  San 
Antonio 

HIXSON  W  T  CO,  W  T  Hixson 

»  pres  and  treas.  Frank  J  Tur- 
ner vice-pres,  F  E  Justus  sec, 
jewelers,  gold  and  silversmiths 
and  manufacturers,  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg,  Mills  cor  Mesa  av 

Hobart  ^Ifg  Co.  Chas  E  Springer 
sales  agent  electric  meat  chop- 
pers 359  .Myrtle  'av 

Hoenes  Isal)ell  \V  Mrs,  dtuitist 
310  Cilv  .\'al  I'.aiik  bldi^ 


HotTecker  Lyman  W,  carp  413 
Mills 

Holguin  Francisco,  groc  1901  Ol- 
ive 

Holguin  J  R,  groc  920  Wyoming 
Ho+guin  Nicolas,  groc  .3420  Fru- 
tas 

Holguin  Sabas,  groc  2013  Magof- 
fin av 

Holmes  Supply  Co,  E  H  Decelles 

mgr  labor  contrs  805  S  El  Paso 
Holzman  Co,  (J  P  &  ^Minnie  Holz- 

man)  dry  gds  319  E  Overland 
Homan   Carlton   C,   dentist  514 

Martin  bldg 
Homan  Robt  B,  phys  514  Martin 

bldg 

HOMAN    SANATORIUM,    for  the 

treatment  of  tuberculosis,  Dr 
Robert  B  Homan  supt  and  med- 
ical director,  Dr  Willis  R  Smith 
associate  medical  director,  Dr 
W  W  Britton  asst  medical  di- 
rector, Dr  John  C  Crimen  mgr, 
315  Grand  View  av 

Home  Auto  Service,  C  N  Heist 
mgr  322  IMesa  av 

Home  Furniture  Co,  (G  H  Park  W 
G  Smith)  315  Texas 

Homer  Brokerage  Co,  (W  L  Barn- 
ard H  H  Major)  basement  First 
Nat  Bank  bldg 

Homer-Claiborne  Oil  Co,  C  U 
Davis  sec  724  Mills  bldg 

Homer-Saxet  Oil  Co,  L  G  Parker 
sec  321  Trust  bldg 

Homer  Union  Petroleum  Co,  W  C 
Porterheld  sec-treas  515  Trust 
bldg 

Hoover  Herman  A,  oil  leases  212 
Trust  bldg 

HOOVER  ROBERT  T,  asst  cshr 
American  Trust  &  Savings 
Bank,  El  Paso  se  cor  San  An- 
tonio 

Hopkins  Wm  L,  mining  420  Rob- 
erts-I^anner  bldg 

Horcasitas  &  Payne,  clean  and 
press  304  N  Stanton 

Horne  &  Cot  I  man.  shooting  gal- 
lerv  220  S  El  Paso 

Horrell  Jas  S,  dentist  204  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

Horton  R  I),  optician  20  4  Rob- 
erts-Bannei*  l)ldg 

Horwitz  David,  shoes  110  San  Ja- 


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OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS         Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Savings  Department. 

We  invite  accounts  of  Banks.  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
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Hotchkiss-Frost  Co  (Arch  Hotch- 

kiss  W  A  Frost)   ins  agts  608 

First,  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Hotel  Alabama,  Mrs  Angie  Wil- 
liams prop  218  S  Oregon 
Hotel   Alamo.   L   H   Smith  prop 

314^  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  Angelus,  J  H  Knowles  prop 

E  Main  cor  Mesa  av 
Hotel  Beaumont.  Mrs  R  L  Cowan 

prop  204^  Mills 
Hotel  Benson.  :\Irs  M  D  Boone 

prop  125  Chihuahua 
Hotel  Bristol.  J  F  Lobdell  prop 

6001  San  Francisco 
Hotel  Carlyle.  F  J  McCarthy  prop 

416  San  Francisco 
Hotel  Carm(m,  Mrs  M  E  Pascoe 

prop  213  San  Francisco 
Hotel  Central,   Mrs  R  H  Salyer 

mgr  413.^  S  El  Paso 
Hotel   Como,  J  R  Purnell  prop 

109*  S  Stanton 
Hotel    Corrington,    Wm  Macon- 

aghy  prop  417*  E  Overland 
Hotel   Cosmos.   Mrs   E  A  Long 

prop  312  Te'xas 
Hotel  C  H  Lawrence,  Mrs  Josefma 

Aguilar  mgr  717+  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  Denver,   Mrs   C  S  Torres 

prop  51 H  S  Oregon 
Hotel   Dieu,    (Sisters'  Hospital) 

conducted  bv  Sisters  of  Char- 
ity 1014  N  Stanton 
Hotel  Dirion,  Mrs  Annie  Cole  prop 

2910  Madera 
Hotel  Dos  Banderas.  Rafael  An- 

chondo  prop  917  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  D  R  Francis,  Mrs  Bessie 

Tracy  prop  315}  Mills 
Hotel    Fairmount,  \V    B  Dodrill 

prop  212*  E  San  Antonio 
Hotel  Fisher,   (D  C  Seaman  C  S 

Cabot)  106  W  San  Antonio 
Hotel  Florence.  Mrs  M  E  Hayes 

mgr  504*  S  Stanton 
Hotel  Frances,  Mrs  Maria  Navar- 
ro prop  518  S  Oregon 
Hotel  Franklin,  IMrs  Martha  Muel- 
ler prop  214  San  Jacinto 
Hotel  Glenn.  J  A  Casey  prop  316 

San  Francisco 
Hotel  Grand,  R  E  Norton  prop 

101     S  El  Paso 

Hotel  Great  N'(»rtliern.  Mrs  Hat- 
tie  ('!-i<iU()i'  priip  Mills 


Hotel  Green  Tree,  Mrs  Rosalie 
Keating  prop  604  San  Francis- 
co 

Hotel  Hal)urn,  Mrs  Julia  Morton 

prop  217i  W  San  Antonio 
Hotel   Herbert,   Mrs  Ella  Simon 

prop  317  Texas 
Hotel  Hidalgo.  D  W  Hoffman  prop 

400*  S  EFPaso 
Hotel  Iturbide,  J  A  Alvidrez  prop 

701*  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  Jardin,  J  H  Blain  prop  104 

Kemp 

Hotel  Juarez,  Mrs  J  G  Acosta  prop 

405*  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  Lake,  Mrs  B  H  Olson  prop 

510  W  Missouri 
Hotel  Laughlin,  J  F  Milstead  mgr 

311  W  Franklin 
Hotel  Lenox,  Mrs  Bessie  B  Welsh 

prop  214*  E  Overland 
Hotel  Leon,  Albert  Rothchild  prop 

Leon  cor  W  San  Antonio 

Hotel  Linden,  C  E  Pollock  proo 
504  N  Oregon 

Hotel  Loci:  3,  L  H  Flint  prop  21 6i 
N  Stanton 

Hotel  McCoy,  W  M  McCoy  prop 
north  side  Pioneer  Plaza 

Hotel  Madero,  (Miguel  Martinez 
S  P  Ochoa)  315*  S  El  Paso 

Hotel  Mesa,  J  D  Smith  prop  103* 
San  Jacinto 

Hotel  Mexico,  Mrs  Maria  Alavar- 

ado  prop  101*  E  2d 
Hotel  Miller,   Mrs  Myrtle  Miller 

prop  108 A  E  San  Antonio 
Hotel  Montezuma,  Wm  Watkins 

mgr  309  San  Jacinto 
Hotel  Morelos,  M  G  Ramos  mgr 

713  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  Normandie,  Mrs  Flora  Grif- 

hth  prop  52U  E  San  Antonio 

Hotel  Oasis,  Mrs  L  A  Ladras  prop 
711  N  Oregon 

Hotel  Oregon.  Miss  Mabel  James 

prop  2  1 3  *  S  Oregon 
Hotel  OrndorlY.  Chas  &  A  C  De 

GrolT  props  Mesa  av  cor  Mills 
Hotel     Pacifico,     Hilario  Limoii 

prop  4  1 6  *  S  El  Paso 

Ht)tel  Palacio.  Jesus  C  Mendoza 
pi'op  5L*r)  *  s  V.l  Paso 


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HOTEL  PASO  DEL  NORTE,  Ho- 
tel Paso  del  Norte  Operating 
Cor  S  G  Humf>hreys  pres  and 
•nigr,  Fred  B  Humplireys  sec 
and  (reas,  J  A  L  \Pinto  asst  mgr 

•  J  Whitney  Webb  auditor,  S  El 
Paso  cor  San  Antonio 

Hotel  Pier^on,  Mrs  Esther  Adams 

prop  304  N  Kansas 
Hotel  Planter,  T  H  Hall  prop  304^ 

S  El  Paso 
Hotel    Porfirio    Diaz,  Guillermo 

Jurado  prop  217i  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  Ramona,  H  A  Borcherding 

prop  60-8  N  Stanton 
Hotel  Raymond,  Mrs  A  E  Riley 

prop  518  San  Francisco 

Hotel  Rio  Grande,  Cruz  Pastrana 
mgr  700A  S  El  Paso 

Hotel  Romero,  Victor  Anchondo 

prop  901  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  Roslyn,   (T  M  &  Mrs  L  R 

Moore)  lO'O^  S  Oregon 
Hotel  San  Luis.  M  D  Gamareu^ 
■  prop  207rE  Overland 

Hotel  Savoy,  G  C  Dues  mgr  116^ 
S  Stanton 

HOTEL  SHELDON,  Burt  Orndorff 
mgr,  C  G  Dyer  asst  mgr,  Pio- 
/  neer  Plaza 

Hotel  Smith.  Mrs  INIarie  Wallburn 

prop  115*  S  Santa  Fe 
Hotel   Southern.   G   D  Hardman 

prop  4231  S  El  Paso 
Hotel  St  Anthony.  Mrs  F  M  Mac- 

donald  prop  314^  E  Overland 

Hotel  St  Louis,  Mrs  Henrietta  Ro- 
mano prop  306^  N  Stanton 

'  HOTEL  ST  REGIS,  Ed  Gonnery 
'  mgr,  Dave  Hunter  asst  mgr.  N 
Oregon  cor  Main  opp  San  Ja- 
cinto Plaza 
Hotel  Vendome,  G  A  Puddy  prop 

•  311  i  E  Overland 

Hotel  Wayne,  Mrs  S  A  Edmond- 
son  prop  410i  Myrtle  av 

Hotel  Western,  Mrs  Georgia  Har- 
ris prop  3131  S  Stanton 

Hotel  Worth.  Mrs  Mattie  Doveton 

prop  111  N  Kansas 
Hotel  Zaragoza.Mrs  Eva  G  Gald- 

eron  mgr  003^1  S  ill  Paso 


HOUSE-HOLD  HARDWARE  CO,  of 

El  Paso.  Texas,  Paul  B  Ray- 
burn  mgr,  shelf  and  builders 
hardware,  household  utensils, 
sporting  and  athletic  goods, 
cutlery,  auto  accessories  and 
electrical  appliances,  214  N 
Stanton 

Houser  Geo  D,  furn  700  Texas 
Houston  Lula  A  M  Mrs,  confecty 

704  Montana 
Howard  Hide  &  Leather  Co,  E  V 

Chaney  mgr  606  Mills 
Floward  Robt,  rest  411  E  Overland 
Howard  &  Frazier,  (G  V  Howard 

M  A  Frazier)  lawyers  610  Ca- 

ples  bldg 
Howe  Jessie  Mrs,  stenog  notary 

530  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 
Howe  &  Rutledge,    (G  W  Howe 

Wm    Rutledge    rest    602  San 

Francisco 
Howell  Herman  L,  real  est  617 

Caples  bldg 

HOYT  FURNITURE  CO,  G  L  Hoyt 
pres  and  treas,  A  H  Swett  sec, 
furniture,  carpets,  linoleum, 
draperies,  window  shades,  109- 
111-113  San  Francisco 

Hug  Clothing  Co.  T  J  Subira  sec- 
treas  221  E  San  Antonio 

Hudson  Jno  M,  vulcanizer  401 
Texas 

Hudson   Motor  Cars,  Lone  Star 

Motor  Co  distributors  415  W 

San  Antonio 
Hudson-Pickett  Co,  real  est  ins 

Two  Republics  bldg 
Hudspeth  Directory  Co.  F  M  Mur- 

chison  pres  T  H  Hudspeth  sec 

and  genl  mgr  17  Chamber  of 

Commerce  bldg 
Hudspeth,    Wallace,    Harper  & 

Berkshire,  lawvers  414  Caples 

bldg 

Hueco  Basin  Development  Co,  J 
K  Anderson  sec  18  Hotel  Shel- 
don 

HulTaker  D  Hunter,  phys  214  Rob- 
erts-Banner bklg 

llughes-Buie  Co.  W  J  Buie  sec- 
treas  printers  400  X  VA  Paso 

Hughey  Allen  H,  supt  city  schools 

HuidobiM!  iMigenio,  confecty  711* 


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HUMPHREYS  FRED  B,  sec  and 

trca.s  Hotel  Paso  del  Norte  Op- 
erating' Co,  S  El  Paso  cor  San 
A  i'itt)iiio 

HUMPHREYS  S  G,  pres  and  mgr 
Hotel  Paso  del  Norte  Operating 
Cp,  S  El  Paso  cor  San  Antonio 

Hunnam  Fenwick  C,  real  est  401 
First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Hunter  Austin  M,  groc  3318  Na- 
tions av 

HUNTER  DAVE,  asst  mgr  Hotel 
St  Regis,  N  Oregon  cor  Main 
opp  San  Jacinto  Plaza 

HUNTER  F  E,  lawyer,  201-3  City 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

Hunter  Howard  S,  dentist  501 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Hunter  Jno  R,  phys  204  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Hunter  &  Co,  J  R  McKinnon  genl 
mgr  stocks  and  bonds  St  Regis 
Hotel 

HUPMOBILE  MOTOR  CARS,  Mo- 
tor Car  Sales  Co,  distributors, 
608  Montana 

HURD  E  M,  treas  The  H  Lesinsky 

Co,  Santa  Fe  cor  Main 
HURD'S  CONFECTIONERY,  E  P 

Hurd  prop,  manufacturing, 
wholesaling  and  retailing  con- 
fectioners, luncheons,  soda 
fountain,  307  N  Oregon,  phone 
523 

Hurtado  Ciriaco,  tailor  2410  Bas- 
sett  av 

HUTHSTEINER  R  E,  contracting 
engineer,  power  plants,  water 
pumping  plants,  ice  and  cold 
storage  plants,  designed  and 
installed,  615  Mills  bldg 

Hyde  Leslie  Miss,  osteopath  814 
Mesa  av 

Ibarra  Carmen,  groc  820  S  Flor- 
ence 

Ideal  Printing  Co.  Max  K  Walker 

mgr  107  N  Campbell 
Ideal  Theatre.  Benigno  Escajeda 

prop  505  Park 
Ignacio  Rodriguez-Ramos  Mining 

Co.   Enrique   F   Vazquez  mgr, 

702  Mills  bldg 
Illinois  Bottle      Junk  Co.  Alfred 

Walter  prop  1009  E  Ov<M'lanti 
Imperial'  Theatre.   Felix  Rasura 

mgr  .'{0  !  r>  AlamtMla  av 


Imprenta  Comercial,  J  F  Lozoya 
mgr  printers  521  S  El  Paso 

Imprenta  El  Modelo,  Moises  Cas- 
tillo mgr  printer  401  E  2d 

INDEPENDENT  ELECTRIC  CO,  B 

P  Dubinski  prop,  electrical  con- 
tractors and  supplies,  108  S 
Stanton 

Independent  Oil  Co,  J  0  Buquor 

prop  4016  Alameda  av 
Independent  Union  Stock  Yards 

Co,  J  T  McCabe  pres  and  mgr 

3802  Durazno 

Industrial  Investment  Co,  F  M 
Woodard  mgr  400  Trust  bldg 

Infante  Modesto,  junk  401  E  9th 

Ingersoll-Rand  Co,  J  D  Foster 

genl  mgr  121  San  Francisco 
International  Advertising  Agency, 

Malcolm   A   Eraser   mgr  108 

Sheldon 

International  Amusement  Co,  J  G 
Alarcon  genl  mgr  508  S  El  Paso 

International  Book  &  Stationery 
Co.  F  W  Norton  pres  Herald 
bldg 

International  Boundary  Commis- 
sion, H  P  Corbin  cons  eng  622 
Mills  bldg 

INTERNATIONAL  BRICK  CO,  Wm 

J  Bowen  pres,  Thos  R  Preece 
vice-pres,  Teddy  Bartlett  2d 
vice-pres.  Wm  Dobson  sec  and 
treas,  manufacturers  of  clay 
products,  daily  capacity  400 
Ions  clay  ware,  San  Antonio  cor 
Lee 

International  Brokerage  Co,  (E  D 

Moore)  102  N  Campbell 
INTERNATIONAL  BUSINESS 

COLLEGE,    Joseph    P  Muilm 

pres.   Coles   bldg,  Oregon  cor 

San  Antonio 
international  Correspondence 

Schools,  G  S  Maynard  rep.  1710 

Wyoming 
Internationla  Drug  Co,  J  R  Hun- 

lei'  see-tr(Nis  '»0l  S  Stanton 

INTERNATIONAL  ELECTRICAL 

SUPPLY  CO,  P  Dubinski  prop 
wln>l(»salers  and  jobbers,  108  S 
Slauton 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 


ELECTRICAL  ENGINEERS,       CONTRACTORS  FOR  POWER  PLANTS, 
JOBBERS    OF^    E\/ERYTHING  E 


SWITCHBOARD  BUILDERS 


1  ..V.  -M 


ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 

WE  HAVE  EVERYTHING  FOR  THE  HOME— INCLUDING 

CARPETS  AND  HARDWARE 
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INTERNATIONAL  EXCHANGE  & 
COmiVIISSION  CO,  (Martin  Fal- 
omir,  Lie  Guillermo  Porras, 
Jose  Asunsolo,  Juan  Bilbao), 
■  money  exchange,  general  com- 
missi(M  agents,  importers  and 
exporters  Mexican  lands  and 
mines,  324  S  El  Paso 

InternaCional  Leasing  Assn,  oil 
leases  426  Trust  bldg 

International  Photo  Engraving 
Go,  Wilson  Bros  props  305i 
San  Francisco 

International  Pictures  Co,  J  G  Al- 
arcon  genl  mgr  508  S  El  Paso 

International  Sales  Go,  J  A  Mc- 
Mahon  mgr  W  San  Antonio  cor 
Anthony 

International  Vulcanizing  Go.  Ra- 
fael Tejeda  prop  3120  Alameda 

INTERSTATE  COWWITTEE, 
YOUNG  rVIEN'S  CHRISTIAN  AS- 
SOCIATIONS, (Arizona.  New 
Mexico  and  Western  Texas), 
Jas  G  McNary  pres,  W  H  Day 
executive  sec,  H  P  Demand 
boys'  work  ec,  G  A  Gummere 
field  sec,  F  G  Holloway  field 
sec,  7 1 1  Gaples  bldg 

fnterurban  Improvement  Co,  402 
Two  Republics  bldg 

Iris  Theatre,  International 
Amusement  Co  props  600  S  El 
Paso 

Irvin  &  Gray,  fE  H  Irvin  J  B 
Gray)  phvs  610  Martin  bldg 

Isaacks  Harry,  dry  gds  609  S  El 
Paso 

Iverson  &  Burditt.  (Walter  Ivcr- 
son  W  B  Burditt)  meat  mkt 
i32  S  Florence 

Izard  Volney  L,  dentist  401  Mar- 
tin bldg 

Jabalie  Sophia  Mrs,  groc  301  Chi- 
huahua 

JACKSON  G  B.  sec  Community 
Milling  Go.  1601  Bassett  av 

Jackson  Jno  W,  contr  1703  Wyo- 
ming 

Jackson  &  Isaacks,  (Danl  M  Jack- 
son S  J  Isaacks)  lawyers  604 
Martin  bldg 

Jacob  Abraham,  groc  417  S  Stan- 
ton 

Jacobson  Isidor,  dry  gds  817  Ce- 
dar 


JaiTe  Henry,  clothing  222  S  El 

Paso 

Jamieson  Wm  R,  phys  1018  Mills 
bldg 

JANKE  A  &  SONS,  props  South- 
western Sheet  Metal  Works, 
2008  Magoffin  av 

Japanese  Rio  Grande  Valley  Pro- 
duce Co,  Z  Ikoma  mgr  31  New 
City  Market 

Jaquez  Micaela  E  Mrs,  groc  3201 
Madera 

Jaramillo  Otilia  Mrs,  soft  drink.^ 
108  E  8th 

Jauregui  Trinidad,  groc  2130 
Bassett  av 

Jenkins  Piano  Co,  E  N  Jenkins 
pres  and  mgr  100  N  Stanton 

Jennings  Construction  &  Engin- 
eering Co.  (Wm  &  W  J  Jen- 
nings) 504  Martin  bldg 

Jennings  Wm  Co,  consulting  engs 
504  Martin  bldg 

Jernigan  Fern  S,  groc  2716  N 
Piedras 

Jessen  Wm,  fuel  and  feed  1530  E 
Missouri 

JEWEL  SHOP  THE,  The  A  D  Fos- 
ter Co  props,  E  H  Booth  mgr, 
jewelers.  Herald  bldg 

Jewel  Tea  Co,  J  M  Draeger  mgr 
1429  Myrtle  av 

Jimenez  E,  groc  2930  Findley 

Jimenez-Torres  F,  groc  1000  S 
Stanton 

John  Leon,  groc  400  N  Piedras 
Johns-Manville   H   W   Co.   T  H 

Docker  mgr  1214  Mills  bldg 
Johnson  A  H.  city  purchasing  agt 
JOHNSON  ASSAY  CO,  T  B  John- 
son mgr.  as  savers  and  chem- 
ists, Sheldon  Hotel  lobby 
Johnson  Gallic  B  Mrs,  millinery 

1301  Arizona 
Johnson  G  H,  mdse  broker,  424 
Trust  bldg 

JOHNSON  P  E,  vice-pres  and 
treas  West  Texas  Fuel  Co,  Lee 
cor  Olive 

JOHNSON  TOW  B,  bond  and  stock 
broker,  oil.  mines  and  mining. 
Sheldon  Hotel  Lobby,  pres  El 
Paso  Stock  lOxchange.  basement 
First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Johnson  Wm  E.  phvs  610  Martin 
bldg 


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Johnson  &  Herrera,  rest  612^  S 
i:i  Paso 

JOHNSTON  W  A,  vico-pres  El 
Pasp  BUulithic  Co,  160  N  Pied- 
ras 

Jones  Chas  S,  (Henry  &  Jones) 
certified  public  accountant  206- 
208  Trust  bldg 

Jones  Frank  P,  pres  El  Paso  Bank 
j&  Trust  Co,  Texas  cor  INIesa  av 

Jones,  Jones,  Hardie  &  Gramb- 
ling.  lawyers  312  Caples  bldg 

Jones  Laura  M  Mrs,  chiropodist 
•U6  Mills  bldg 

Jones  Rich  G.  phys  305  City  Nat 
Bank  bldg 

Jones  &  Miller,  rest  310  E  Mis- 
souri 

Joos  J  J  Co.  brokers  230  Mesa  av 
J'orflan  Annio.  rest  700  N  Stanton 
JORDAN    MOTOR    CARS,  Motor 

Car  Sales  Co  distributors,  608 

Montana 

Juarez  C,  groc  2310  ^lagoflin  av 
Juarez  Felix,  shoemkr  210i  E  2d 
Juarez  Juan,  shoemkr  500  E  Over- 
land 

Ju;lrez  Maria  Mrs,  groc  922  San 
Jarint() 

JuaiM  z  M<'rcantile  Co.  whol  groc- 
ers 22  i  \V  Overland 
Juarez   Pablo  R,  barber  609^  S 

El  Paso 
Jung  Young,  groc  3536  Pera 
Jui'ado  Benj,  carp  811  S  El  Paso 
Juventud    (M),  S  I  Esquivel  ed 

618  Stewart 
Julian  L(M\  painter  50 't  Mesa  av 
K-C  Brokerage  Co,   i  H  C  Kramp 
C  A  Cass)  oil  stocks  and  leas- 
es 621  Mills  bldg 
Kaininsky  Israel,  furn  3413  Al- 
ameda av 
Kanam  Jos,  soft  drinks  700  S  El 
Paso 

Kane  H  0,  accountant  304  Mills 
bldg 

Kansas  Blackleg  Serum  Co,  R  H 
i:ikins  mgr  lobby  St  Regis  Ho- 
tel 

Karakey  Geo,  billiards  3529  Al- 

ametia  av 
Karuni  it  Feris,  groc  109  W  2d 
Kasler  J  J  &  Co,  S  Earl  Maxon 

sec-t I'cas  undertakers 
Kathryne  Hotel,  Mrs  Delia  Shan- 

non  prop  110.^  S  Stanton 


Kavathas  Geo.  rest  4  08  S  El  Paso 

KAYSER  E  W,  treas  El  Paso 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  310 
San  Francisco 

KAYSER  EDGAR  W,  vice-pres 
First  National  Bank,  109-117 
San  Antonio  cor  Oregon 

KEILY  L  Gf  mgr  El  Paso  Radia- 
tor &  Lamp  Co,  1304  Texas 

Kell  Wm  E,  broker  728  First  Nat 
Bank  bldg 

Kelly-Springfield  Tire  Co,  Henry 
C  Swearingen  mgr  915  Texas 

KELLY  WM  B,  mgr  Chicago  Ar- 
tificial Limb  Co.  8-9  Coles  blk, 
San  Antonio  cor  Oregon 

Kelly  &  Pollard,  R  E  Roche  sec- 
treas,  whol  drugs  313  Mills 

Kelly  &  Pollard  Co,  R  E  Roche 
sec-t reas  drugs  201  N  Oregon 
and  327  E  San  Antonio 

Kendall  Geo  D  Optical  Co,  W 
Emery)   228  Mesa  av 

Kent  Homer  Petrohnim  Co.  R  F 
Campion  se(;  325  Herald  bldg 

KENT  R  H,  iSouth-West  Oxweld- 
ing  Co),  300  S  Santa  Fe 

KENT  W  H,  South-West  Oxweld- 
ing  Co) ,  306  S  Santa  Fe 

Kerr  A  F,  vice-]U'es  El  Paso  Bank 
&  Trust  Co  Texas  cor  Mesa  av 

Ketchersid  Jno  W,  phvs  4  Stevens 
bldg 

Keystone  Fruit  Co,  Donald  Grant 

sec-t  reas  301   S  Campbell 
Kim  B  S.  rest  42  4  E  San  Antonio 
Kincheloo  Sisters,    (Miss  Gussie 
Kincheloe,    Mrs    Ola  Solman) 
hairdressers  106  Sheldon 
King  K  \\\  jeweler  115  Texas 
King  J  W  vS:  Co,  coal  50  4  Trust 
bldg 

King  Leonard  F,  auto  repr  715  N 
Virginia 

KING  R  L,  asst  Federal  Reserve 
Agent  EI  Paso  Branch.  Feder- 
al Reserve  Bank  of  Dallas.  321 
First  Nail  P>ank  bldg 
King  Saml  F.  phys  30  4  Roberts- 
Bannei'  bldg 

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Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  iVIcKinley  County,  New  Mexico 


EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


EL  PASO,  tp:xas 


Kmk<'l  Clias  A,  lawj-ei*  001  First 
Na(   Bank  bklp- 

Knuu'^"^  A  Co.  real  est,  312  First 
N-at  f^anlwbldg 

KINIWON  W  H,  iSouthwPst  En- 
j^ineoi'in^  CoK  304  Mills  i3ldg' 

Kirkland  Ghas  H,  lawyer  501  Ca- 
ples  bldg- 

KIRKPATRICK  J  W,  vice-pres 
I'ri-State  Accessories  Corpora- 
tion, 425-i27  \V  San  Antonio 

Kirsto  J  G,  parage  300  W  Frank- 
lin 

Riser  Harry  K,  barber  422  N  Ore- 
gon 

Kiwanis  Club.  H  P  Hadfield  sec 
U)8  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Kiaboch  Edw  J,  bakery  314  S  El 
Paso  , 

Kline  Edw  L,  meat  mkt  New'  City 
.Market 

Knight  Jas  B,  consulting  eng  513 
Caples  bldg 

Knight  -LiHie  L  Mrs,  rest  1430 
Myrtle  av 

KNIGH.\P  F,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

Knollenberg  Fredk  C,  lawyer  309 
I  Caples  bldg 

Knox  Jay  F  Co,  real  est  301  Ca- 
ples bldg- 
Kobren  Z,  shoemkr  2855  Montana 
Kohiberg  Bros,  cigars  wh  office 
401  S  Santa  Fe  retail  store  303 
N  Oregon 
Kolle  Chas  H,  florist  2105  Myrtle 
KOTOSKY  S,  vice-pres  and  treas 
Zelman,  Kotosky  Co,  115  S  Or- 
egon 

Kousiakis  Nichl,  rest  101  E  San 
Antonio 

Kraft  &  Fulkerson,  mining  207  S 
El  Paso 

Krahmer  Frcdk  E.  barber  001  E 
Boulcvai'd 

KRAKAUER  A  M,  treas  Krakanor- 
Z(jrk  Co,  115-117  San  Francis- 
co 

KRAKAUER 'J,  vice-pres  Krakau- 
er-Zork  Co,  115-117  San  Fran- 
cisco 


KRAKAUER-ZOHK  CO,  G  Zork 
pres.  J  Krakauer  vice-pres,  P 
C  iMarch  sec,  A  M  Krakauer 
treas,  I  Zork,  W  H  Burgess, 
Lee  Burdick.  \V  C  Hepburn  di- 
rectors, hardware,  engines, 
boilers,  powder,  ammunition, 
fire  arms,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, mining  supplies,  har- 
ness, pumps,  windmills,  pump- 
ing supplies,  115-117  San 
Francisco 

Krause  &  Geomets,  bakery  1312 
Fi  San  Antonio 

Kress  S  H  &  Co,  A  S  Howard  mgr 
5-10-15  cent  store  211  Mesa  av 

Krumpe  Max,  watchmkr  212  Her- 
ald bldg 

KRUPP  HAYIVIOIM  &  CO,  ( Haymon 
and  Elias  G  Krupp),  wholesal- 
ers, jobbers  and  distributors  of 
iiWy  goods,  furnishings,  notions, 
\V  Overland  cor  Santa  Fe 

Kuhn  Dolores  Mrs,  notions  514  S 
Stanton 

Kuller  Henrv,  cigars  confecty  107 

S  El  Paso 
Kung  Yick,  Chinese  mdse  312  S 

Oregon 

Labor  Advocate.  \Vm  J  Moran 
owner  and  ed  223  S  Oregon 

Lacarra  Fred  F,  rest  110  S  Or- 
egon 

Lachman  Ed  D.  sec  and  treas 
Western  Woodenware  Co,  An- 
(honv  cor  W  San  Antonio 

La  Dura  Mill  &  Mining  Co,  714 
.Mills  bblg 

Lagc  Heniy  A.  bakery  408  E  San 
Antonio 

Lagimas  Juan,  groc  4215  ]Madera 
Lahning     Rudolph,  accountant 

1  5  1  4  I'pson  av 
La   International   Cigar  Factory, 

(Kohl berg  Bros)   401  S  Santa 

Fe 

Lama  Antonio,  shoemkr  105  E 
OverlaiKi 

Lan(M^  Rich  O.  phvs  1515  N  Camp- 
bell 

LANDER  LUMBER  CO,  Robert 
LandtM'  prt's.  A  M  Jldwards  SC(\ 
lumber,  building  material,  sash, 
doors,  paints,  oih,  varni>h(>s. 
g  I  a  s  s.  nKnililiiig^.  builders" 
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LANE  J  E,  mgv  Southwest  In- 
vej^tment  Co,  111*  N  Oregon 

Lang  Fredk  H.  ladies'  tailor  28 
J^urkler  hlk 

Langc  G  F,  shoemkr  208  N  Stan- 
ton 

La  Patria  (d^,  Silvestre  Terrazas 

genl  mgr  317  S  El  Paso 
Lapowski  Nathan,  city  elk 
Lara  Pablo,  groc  2908  Magoffin 
La  Republica  (d),  Luis  R  Alvarez 

mgr  222  San  Jacinto 
Lares  Juan,  groc  725  San  Jacinto 
La  Rock  &  Bartholomae,  contrs 

1028  Texas 
Larrabee    Electric    Co.     (E  W 
Schraeder  Mrs  H  F  Larrabee) 
405  Texas 
LARRABEE  WALTER  S,  physic- 
ian, director  and  prop  Larrabee 

-  X-Ray  Laboratory,  509  -  51  1 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

LARRABEE  X-RAY  LABORA- 
TORY, W  S  Larrabee  M  D,  di- 
rector and  prop,  509-511  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

LASKIN  I  &  L,  props  The  Globe, 

.  Department  Store,  214-222  E 
Ove  rland 

LASKIN-SWATT  CO,  (I  &  L  Las- 
kin,  Ben  Swatt,  L  Horwitz), 
jobbers  and  exporters  of  dry 

-  goods,  shoes,  notions  and  fur- 
nishings. 109-111  S  Oregon 

Lauson  Albert  E,  phys  1316  Ran- 
dolph 

Lawler  Alexander  A,  contr  2814 
Lphanon 

La  Voz  Bautista  (bi-weekly),  A 
Velez  ed  222  San  Jacinto 

Lawrence  Chas  H,  whol  groc  715 
S  El  Paso 

Lawrence  Claude,  lawyer  517  First 
Xat  Bank  bldg 

Lawry  Henry  O,  barber  600  San 
Francisco 

Laws  J  as  W.  phys 

Lav  Bros,  (H  G  L 
204  Trust  bldg 

Lav  Horac(»  A  &  Sons,  ins  204 
trust  bldg 

Lea,  McGrady,  Thomason  Ed- 
wards. iThos  Lea  J  G  McGrady 
*  R  E  Thomason  E  T  Edwards  ) 
lawvers    509    First   Nat  Bank 
bldo: 


516  Mills  bldg 
R  &  H  A)  ins 


cigars  confecty 


(G  H  Leavell 
real   est  116 


Leaman  Harrv, 

217  S  El  Paso 
Leavell  &  Sherman, 

R  E  Sherman) 
.  Texas 

Lechuga  Andres,  bicycles  206  San 
Jacinto 

Lee  Arthur  A,  drugs  215  Upson 
Lee  Ernest  C,  phys  514  Martin 
bldg 

Lee  Lawrence  A,  drugs  811  Cedar 
Lee  Jeremiah  A,  phys  604  N  Vir- 
ginia 

Lefkovitz  A  &  Son,  men's  fur- 
nishings 215  E  San  Antonio 

LeGROS  H  S,  prop  Universal  Tire 
Co,  402  Myrtle  av 

Lehmann  &  Wuehrmann,  archi- 
tects 404  Raynolds  bldg 

Leon  Benito,  rest  707a  S  El  Paso 

Leon  Hotel,  Albert  Rothschild 
prop  Leon  cor  W  San  Antonio 

Leon  Isador,  jeweler  105  S  El 
Paso 

LEONARDT  0,  pres  Southwest- 
ern Portland  Cement  Co,  610- 
611  Mills  bldg 

Lerner  Jewelry  Co,  David  Lerner 
prop  109  Pioneer  Plaza 

LESINSKY  H  CO  THE,  S  J  Freu- 
dcnthal  mgr,  E  M  Hurd  treas, 
wholesale  grocers,  importers 
and  exporters,  jobbers  of  dry 
goods,  Santa  Fe  cor  Main 

Lester  Motor  Co.  (R  A  &  C  H  Les- 
ter) 501  Montana 

Letord  Henri,  dentist  512  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

Levario  Pilar,  groc  3701  E  San 
Antonio 

Levenson  &  Rosenberg,  dry  gds 

120  E  Overland 
Levi  Maer,  sec  hd  gds  605*  8  El 

Paso 

Levy  Abr.  plumber  504  Texas 
Levv  Crrocery  Co.  J  \V  Levy  prop 

418  E  San  Antonio 
Levv  Morton  Co.   mdse  brokers 

4 "19  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 
L«»wis  Saml.  auto  livery  414  Mesa 
Lewis  (Jlen.  nuning  423  First  Nat 

liank  bldg 
Lewkowitz  David,  confecty  207  S 

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Libby,  McNeil  &  Libby,  H  J  Han- 
loh  nigr  food  products  518  Ga- 
ples  bldg 

Liberty  Auto  Top  Co,  (J  D  Patton 
H  Uoserrkoetter)   401  Mills 

Liberty  Electric  Supply  Go,  G  H 
Calot  mgr  207  E  Overland 

LIBERTY  IRON  &  METAL  CO,  (M 
H  Rosner,  David  Geller),  met- 
als, rubber,  second  hand  autos 
and  second  hand  Ford  parts, 
1024-26  E  Overland,  Phone 
1567 

Licata  Alex  T,  fruits  &  produce 
528  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Lichtfield  Co.    (L  L  Lichtfield) 
brokers  304  Herald  bldg 

Licon  Jesus  \L,  clean  and  press 
410  E  2d 

Lide  H  S,  dentist  309  Mills  bldg 

Lightbody  R  G  Go,TI  U  Neill  pres 
&  mgr  clothing  310  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Lincoln  Park  Realty  &  Improve- 
ment Go,  B  F  Darbyshire  pres 
New  Trust  bldg  Arcade 

Lincoln  School  of  Languages,  G15 
N  Stanton 

Linyan  <"■,  groc  1204  Hills 

Lion  Furniture  Go,  Max  Rosen- 
berg prop  315  E  Overland 

Hippincott,  Beall  &  Go,  M  E  For- 
ster  sales  mgr  805  Mills  bldg 

Lipsey  Henry  H,  auto  repr  500  W 
San  Antonio 

Lisso  Paul  M.  broker  530  First 
N'at  Bank  bldg 

Litman  Bros,  {Louis  &  Sol)  cig- 

.  ars  325  N  Oregon 

Little  Frank,  real  est  319  Herald 
bldg 

Livas  Epitacio,  meat  mkt  315  S 
Stanton 

Local  Mercantile  Agency,  Harry 
Pateman  mgr  321  Herald  bldg 

LOCKHART  A  M,  vice-pres  Rio 
Grande  Oil  Go,  7th  cor  Kansas 

LOCKHART  H  L,  troas  Rio  Grande 
Oil  Go,  7111  cor  Kansas 

LOCKHART  L  E,  pres  Rio  Grande 
Oil  Go,  7th  cor  Kansas 

LOCKHART  L  IVI,  spc  Rio  Grande 
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Lohmeier  A  H,  ci_ 
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LOMBARDI  A  N  CO,  makers  of 
artistic  jewelry,  expert  watch 
repairing,  210-212  Herald  bldg 

London  Woolen  Mills,  L  M  Lock- 
ett  mgr  217  E  San  Antonio 

Lone  Star  Bottling  Works,  Jose 
Urrutia  prop  123  N  Raynor 

Lone  Star  Furniture  Go,  I  M 
Goodman  rnsrr  508*  S  El  Paso 

LONE  STAR  WOTOR  CO,  E  Gor- 
don Perry  pres,  T  B  Gunning- 
ham  sec,  Thos  F  Friday  treas 
and  mgr,  automobiles,  sup- 
plies, garage,  415  W  San  An- 
tonio 

Long  A  D,  phys  1018  Mills  bldg 
Long  A  D  &  J  W,  drugs  3406  Dy- 
er 

LONG  LUMBER  CO,  R  W  Long, 
pres,  W  H  Long  vice-pres,  E 
F  Johnson  sec  and  treas,  lum- 
ber, flooring,  sash,  doors  and 
blinds,  1500  Texas  cor  Austin 

LONGNECKER  CLARENCE,  certi- 
fied public  accountant,  income 
tax  expert,  317  First  Nat  Bank 
bldg 

Longoria  Jesus  Mrs,  groc  807 
Tays 

LongwelTs  Transfer,  J  B  Grifllng 

sec  116  San  Francisco 
Look  Geo,  real  est  1115  S  Stanton 
Loomis  Farm  Go,  R  W  Loomis  sec 

501  Gaples  bldg 
Loomis    &    Kirkland,     (Chas  R 

Loomis  C  H  Kirkland)  lawvers 

501  Gaples  bldg 
Lopez    Abel,    groc    4119  White 

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Lopez  Angel,  shoemkr  517  E  3d 
Lopez  Antonio,  groc  3501  Madera 
Lopez  Bonj.  groc  301  S  Hammett 
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Stanton  &  52D  S  Florence 
.McDowell    H    B.    pros  Western 

WooJenware  Co.  Anthony  cor 

W-  San  Antonio 
McFadin  J  O,  broker  201  Mills 

bldg^ 

McGinis  Carlos  F,  phys  3014  Ma- 
goffin av 

McGovern  Jno,  barber  cigars  105 
E  San  Antonio  ^ 

McGregor  J  D  &  Sons,  real  est 
421  Mills  bldg 

McKee  Bros.  (G  D  &  W  A)  real 
est  208  Mills  bldg 

McKee  Jas  S,  architect  717  Ga- 
ples  bldg 

McKee  Robt  E,  genl  contr  815  E 
San  Antonio 

.\tcKenna  Jas  B,  groc  7 1  4  N  Stan- 
ton 

McKenney  H  F  &  Go,  brokers  105 
T^e  xas 

McKenzie  Cttttle  Co,   (E  W  Mc- 

Kenzie)   404  Gaples  bldg 
McKenzie  &  Loose,  (J  F  McKen- 

-  zie  \Vm  E  Loose)  lawyers  405 
Gaples  bldg 

McKIE  C  G,  vice-pres  and  mgr 
:  red  J  Feldman  Go,  308  E  San 
Antonio 

McKnight  Arthur  L.  mgr  North- 

-  western  Texas  and  New  Mex- 
'   ico  Agency  Aetna  Life  Insur- 
ance Co  of  Hartford  Conn  903 
904  Mills  bldg 

McLean  Archie  A,  carp  910  E 
Missouri 

McLellan  Bros,  taxidermists  309 
San  Francisco 

McLeod  Roderick,  soft  drinks  620 
S  Campbell 

McMahon  Jno  H  &  Co,  mdse  brok- 
ers 809  Mills  bldg 

McMath  Printing  &  Lithograph 
ing  Go,  G  G  Crichet  sec  518  W 
San  Antonio 

McMillan  Edw,  barber  3000  Ala- 
meda av 

»  McMillen  Jas,  architect  601  N  Or- 
egon 

WcNARY  JAMES  G,-  pres  First 
National    Bank,    109-117  San 
Antonio  cor  ()regon  McNary  Jas 
G,  treas  S(jiil hweshM'ii  Porllan< 
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P  B,  city  assessor 
Jno  L,   contr  3801 


M<',Xeil  Irving,  phys     318  Mills 
bldg 

McXulty  Jas  C,  soft  drinks  1030 

Texas 
McSain  Wm 

City  Hall 
McWilliams 
McKinley 
MACDOIMALD  W  M  MRS,  prop  and 
mgr  New  Rolston  Hospital,  N  » 
Piedras  cor  ^Montana 
Mace  W  W,  bicycles  auto  sup- 
plies 409  S  El  Paso 
Macias  Benito,  blksmith  516  San 
Jacinto 

Macias  Danl,  rest  713  S  El  Paso 
Macias  F  R,  groc  523  S  Latta 
Macias  Florencio  V,  jeweler  707^ 

S  El  Paso 
Macias  G,  groc  600  S  Hammett 
Macias  Gregorio,  fruit  and  pro- 
duce 620  E  Overland  t  5 
Macias  Juan,  groc  700  S  Kansas 
Macias  M.  meat  mkt  424  E  2d 
MaclVER  D  C,  sales  mgr  Sharp- 
Elliott  Manufacturing  Co,  1801- 
3  Myrtle  av 
Mack  Geo,  shoemkr  300  W  Over- 
land 

Mackay-Telegraph  Cable  Co.  Paul 
Moldenhauer  mgr  104  W  San 
Antonio 

MacMillen  Edw,  ins  417  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Madera  Co,  L  R  Hoard  genl  mgr. 
1300  S  Stanton 

Maesse  Printing  Co  (A  G  :\riss 
Marie  Masesse),  422  San  Jacin- 
to 

Magee  Luther,  barber  210  :\Iills 
bldg 

Magnolia  Coca-Cola  Bottlinu-  Co 
(H  .M  &  C  T  Smith),  921  x^Iyr- 
tle  ax- 
Magnolia    Petro4eum    Co.    \V  B 

Howard  mgr  1  I  I  Wyoming 
Magruder  Henry  A.   dentist  604 

Gaples  'bldg 
Mainez   1.   fuel   and   feed,  3014.^ 

MagolVm  av 
MAJOR  H  H,  mur  Dunbar  Co. 
Security  I  lank  bldg.  226  Mesa  *5 
Antniiio  cor  Oregon.  tr(\\s  J 
Sout  hwesleiai  P<u'tland  C<Mnent  3 
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Malone  J  G.  nilg  jeweler  312  City 

Nail  Bank  bldg 
Maloney  Michl  P,  plumber  1302 

Mesa  av 

Mandlay  L  L.  tailor  206  N  Stanton 
Mann-Hollander  Overall  Co,  B  H 

Hollander  mgr  410  E  Overland 
Manning-Edmondson  Co,  tires  303 

Mills 

Manning  L  H  &  Co,  E  M  Clarke 
mgr  106  Kemp 

MANNING  R  H,  sec  and  treas 
Manning  &  Co,  'tOS  Raynolds 
bldg,  vice-pres  El  Paso  Stock 
Exchange,  basement  First  Natl 
Bank  bldg 

MANNING  S  W  V,  vice-pres  Man- 
ning &  Co,  405  Raynolds  bldg 

MANNING  &  CO,  W  C  Best  pres, 
"S  W  V  Manning  vice-pres,  R  H 
Manning  sec  and  treas,  brokers, 
stocks,  bonds,  securities,  oil 
lands  and  leases,  405  Raynolds 
bldg 

Manriquez  J  iM,  groc  600  S  Kansas 
Mansfield  P>ank,  garage  107  Wil- 
low 

Mansion  House,  R  S  Austin  prop 
306  \V  Overland 

MARCH  P  C,  sec  Krakauer-Zork 
Co.  115-117  San  Francisco 

Marfil  G,  groc  4527  Rosa 

Marilez  Abr,  barber  103  E  Over- 
land 

Mariscal  Rita  INIrs,  groc  514  S 
Kansas 

Market  Produce  Co,  E  L  Kepley 
mgr  1 18  S  PMorence 

:\Iarkman  Jewelry  Co,  Fredk  Mark- 
man  prop  105  E  San  Antonio 

MARKS  W  G,  sales  agent  John  A 
Roobling"s  Sons  Go,  1205  Ran- 
dolph 

Marquez  Jacinto,  photog  lOOh  S 
El  Paso 

Marquez  Jose,  groc  811  S  Stanton 
Marquez  R  B,  groc  18  Smelter 
Marr  Bros  Investment  Co,  W  R 
Piper  sec-lreas  304  E  San  An- 
tonio 

MARR  JAMES  L  &  CO,  real  estate, 
insurance,  i-entals.  investments, 
loans.  30  »  \\  Sail  .Xntonio 


Marrufo  Rafaela  Mrs,  groc  805 
Park 

Marsh  Minnie  Mrs,  confecty  406 
Texas 

Martin  C  P  &  Sons,  watchmkrs 

314a  E  San  Antonio 
Martin  J  A.  Jr,  invts  302  Martin 

bldg 

Martin  Wm  N,  groc  1107  Magof- 
fin av 

Martinez  A,  groc  905  Hills 
Martinez  Arcadio,  groc  507  S  Ore- 
gon 

Martinez  C,  barber  406  S  Stanton 
Martinez  Danl,  groc  1101  S  Ore- 
gon 

Martinez  Emma  L  Mrs,  groc  301 

S  St  Vrain 
Martinez  Ernesto,  groc  808  E  5th 
Martinez  F,  groc  1536  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Martinez  Investment  Co.  R  A 
Hughes  sec  313  Herald  bldg 

Martinez  Jesus,  groc  909  S  Flor- 
ence 

Martinez  J  M.  barber  403  E  2d 
Martinez  Luis,  groc  904  S  El  Paso 
Martinez  Luis  R,  barber  211  E 

Overland 
Martinez  Manuel  G,  groc  420  S 

Virginia 

Martinez  Paulo,  groc  1201  S  El 
Paso 

Martinez  Pedro,  tailor  211  E  Over- 
land 

Martinez  R,  groc  507  S  Oregon 
Martinez  S,  groc  306a  San  Ja- 
cinto 

Martinez  V  C.  meat  mkt  Smelter 
MASCOT  &  WESTERN  RAILROAD 

CO  I  TralVic  ^:  Accounting  Dept 
R  H  Manning  tratVic  mgr  and 
auditor.  4  05  Raynolds  bldg 

Mason  Lula  K  Miss,  millinery  601 
N  Oregon 

Masquelette  F  G  &  Co,  account- 
ants 605  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

Mat  a  &  Porras.  groc  2330  Ma- 
go  Hi  n  av 

Mat  bias  Albert  v^-  Co.  whol  dry  gds 
2  1  7  E  Overland 

Mafsuvoshi  C  G.  rest  41  »  S  El 
l>n>o 

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Mattison.  'Roid  &  Co,  accountants 

31J  Now  Trust  bldg 
Maturino  A.  groc  323  E  8th 
Mutus  Sol,  clothing-  614  S  El  Paso 
Mays  Bros,  proc  715  N  Stevens  av 
Mayfield  Building  &  Improvement 
Go,  Thos  M  Maytield  sec-treas 
611  First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
JNIazur-Edwards  Co,  mdse  brokers 

505  Two  Republics  bldg 
Medin^  Alvino,  groc  1002  Chihua- 
hua 

Medier  Edw  L,  lawyer  309  Caples 
bldg 

Medrano  B,  groc  100  E  7th. 
Medrano  Luis,  dry  gds  219  S  Stan- 
ton 

Medrano  S,  barber  207  E  Overland 
^Meinesz  Jno  J,  groc  1002  Arizona 

Molancon  Brokerage  Co,  mfrs  agts 
526  First  Natl  Bank  Bldg 

Melendez'.  F  B  Go,  mfrs  agts  220 
S  Oregori 

Melendez  Manuel,  groc  409  S  Ore- 
gon 

Mender  Michl,  groc  2319  Magof- 
fin av 

r'endoza  Hermilio,  phys  405  E 
River 

Mendoza  Juan,  groc  1300  1st 

Mengel  Geo  H,  dentist  314  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

Mercado  Trinidad,  groc  1120  S 
Santa  Fe 

Mercantile  Clearing  House,  P  R 
Gorman  mgr  collections  307 
Caples  bldg 

Mercer  Chas  K,  accountant  508 
Caples  bldg 

Merchants  Garage,  H  U  Kies  mgr 
1  4 1 4  E  San  Antonio 

MERRILL  C  C,  vice-pres  South- 
western Portland  Cement  Co, 
610-611  Mills  bldg 

Mesa  Arturo.  groc  609  S  Oregon 

Mesa  Realty  Co,  C  J  Mapel  sec  106 
E  San  Antonio 

Metcalfe  Blue  Print  Co.  R  M  Met- 
calfe mgr  Coles  bldg 

Meuttmann  Sign  Co  (J  J  Meutt- 
mann).  621  N  Campbell 

Mexican  Drug  Co  (Manuel  &  (ruil- 
lermo  Porras  i .  603  S  El  Paso 

Mexico  Loan  A:  Hanlware  Co.  S  R 
Silva  mgr  812  S  El  Pa^o 


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Mexico  Shoe  Machinery  Co,  E  F 

Valdes  srenl  mgr  212  S  Oregon 
Meyer  &  talbott  Co,  D  Zabriskie 

mgr  whol  jewelers,  711  Mills 

bldg 

Michaels  Elmer  groc  603  Wyo- 
ming 

Michelson  Adolph  L,  whol  cigars 

503  E  San  Antonio 
Mickle  Chas  M,  phys  325  E  San 

Antonio 

Midland  Hotel.  Jos  Sabrinsky  prop 

619^  S  El  Paso 
Mid-West  Creamery  Co,  Edw  S 

Davis  mgr  14  20  Texas 
Midwest  Engine   Co,   Chester  B 

Loomis  distributor  303  Caples 

bldg 

Midwest  Investment  Co,  brokers 

300  Trust  bldg 
Milam  Young  M,  phys  2724  Grant 

av 

Military  Heights  Land  Co,  D  C 

Crowell  sec  224  Mills  bldg 
Miller   Desider,    produce    121  S 

Florence 
Miller  Felix  P,  phys  514  Martin 

bldg 

Miller    Jas    A.    confecty    411  S 

Campbell 
Miller  J  H,  broker  118  San  Fran- 

Tisco 

Miller  Mfg  Co,  W  H  Curtiss  mgr 

'-'otel  Sheldon 
iNIiller  Mark,  real  est,  104  Texas 
Miller  Max  II  Co.  Arthur  D  Neu- 
man  prop  mdse  brokers  303  Two 

Republics  bldg 
Miller  Rubber  Co.  C  W  Allen  mgr 

whol  tires  308  Mills 
Miller  &  Gauldin  ,H  C  Miller,  J  C 

Gauldin),  lawyers  719  Caples 

bldg 

Mine   Prop   &  Timber   Co,   J  H 
Farmer  ser-treas  507  Mills  bldu- 
MINE  &  SMELTER  SUPPLY  CO, 

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ei*y  and  mining  supplies,  assay 
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-"\Iin.iar»\s  J  K,  groc  90(5  2  S  Stanton 
Min.iar»'s  Pcflro.  meat  mkt  920  S 
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Min.jar(\-i  (!v:  Lizarraras,  printers 
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Miranda  Felix,  groc  1106^  S  Stan- 
ton 

.Miranda  J  L,  confecty  348  San 
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]\Iirando  Fausto  E.  lawj-er  714  Ga- 
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IVIITCHELL  IVIOTOR  CARS,  West 
'J'exas  .Motor  Co  distributors 
GO  I  Montana 

Mitcliell  &  Patterson,  rest  104  S 
Kl  Paso 

Mo.lel  Dry  Goods  Co.  R  T  Talpis 

I)rop  200  E  Overland 
MoeHer  W'm,  real  est  206  Herald 

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IVIOFF£TT  J  R,  licensed  broker. 

stot^ks.    bonds,    securities,  oil 
.  -lands  and  leases.  El  Paso  Bank 
-    lS:  Trust  bldg-.  Texas  cor  Mesa  av 
Molir  H.  hdw  309  S  El  Paso 
Molina  Francisco  xV.  phys  706i  S 

El  Paso 

.Molinar  Rafael  R,  auto  reprs  410 
S  Oclioa 

Molinar  y  Rey.  Rodarte  &  Me- 
drano  druss  411  S  Stanton 

Molinar  y  Rey  Jose,  phys  407^^^S 
Stanton 

MOLINAR  Y  REY  &  CO,  wholesale 
groc(n's.  importers  and  export- 
er-. S2S-830  S  El  Paso 

MOLONEY    BATTERY    &  IGNI- 
TION  CO,   Jim   Moloney  mgr. 
Exide    battery    service.  Delco 
I»arts.    starter    and  generator 
overhauling.  110  Wyoming  cor 
Mesa  av 
:\lontalvo  S.  groc  i35  Charles 
Momsen-Dunnegan-Ryan  Co,  G  B 
Ryan   genl   mgr  whol   hdw  E 
Overland  cor  Virginia 
:Montanez  E,  toys  315  S  Piedras 
Montellano  A.  barber  105  II  7th 
Montelongo  F,  carp  i09  S  ()regoi\ 
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Tri-State  Accessories  Corpora- 
tion, i25-427  W  San  Antonio 

Montgomerv  Jas  R,  chief  police 
2  19  S  Campbell 

MONTGOMERY  PERCY,  advertis- 
ing, 404  Mills  bldg 

Montova  Azcarate,  meat  mkt  406 
S  Stanton 

Montoya  &  Romero-Alvillar,  auto 
reprs  1012  E  Missouri 

Moon  Auto  Painting,  Trimming  & 
Repair  Shop  Co  (J  A  Gonzalez, 
Ramon  Duran) ,  421  E  2d 

Moor  Lee  Contracting  Co,  W  A 
Rawis  sec-treas  301  Two  Re- 
publics bldg 

IMoore  G  T.  pres  Foutz-Moore 
Furniture  Co,  111-113  N  Stan- 
ton 

MOORE  H  W  &  COMPANY,  L  F 

Gates  mgr,  road,  concrete,  con- 
tractors' machinery,  hea\y  duty 
motor  trucks  and  tractors,  1226 
Mills  bWlg 

MOORE  IRON  WORKS  (inc),  F  B 
Moore  pres  and  mgr.  every- 
thing in  steel,  iron  and  wire, 
1600' E  Missouri  Phone  5615 

Moore  Jas  T.  garage,  411  N  San- 
ta Fe 

xMoore  N  T.  phys  407  Martin  bldg 
Moore  Victor  C.  lawver  519  Gaples 
bldg 

Moose  Home.  209 i  Texas 
Mora  Antonio,  groc  101 3 A  S  Ochoa 
Mora  Domingo,  shoemkr  519  San 
Jacinto 

Mora  Elias.  groc  1000  S  Campbell 
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Morales  Cesario,  groc  2904  Find- 


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Mural»"s  &' Morales,  groc  (317  S  El 
Paso 

MoiM'head  \Vm  S,  tailor  iOS  N  Ore- 
gon 

MiH'ohouse  Frank  C,  mining  815 

■Mills  bldg 
Morelle  Ralph  L,  nifrs  agt  117  E 
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MORENbl  SOUTHERN  RAILWAY 

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Morano  D.  groc  411  Durango 
Moreno  Ramon,  soft  drinks  509  S 

Oregon 

Morford  Jas  H,  phvs   311  Mills 
bldg 

Morgan  Jos  E,   genl  contr  319 
Texas 

Morihara  F  K.  mst  514  S  El  Paso 
MORNING  TIMES,   see   El  Paso 

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Morningside  Heights  Realty  Co.  C 

J  Ma[Kd  sec  lOG  E  San  Antonio 
Morris  Frank  (1,  lawver  529  First 

.Natl  Bank  bldg 
Morris  Investment  Co,    RL  Mor- 
ris "^ec-treas    421    First  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
Morris  J  S.  genl  contr  3241  Hueco 
Morris  Josie   Mrs.   groc  2501  E 

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'Morris  &  Co,  H  N  Walton  mgr 

whol  meats  210  X  Virginia 
Morrison  J  \\\  rest  313^  Texas 
Morrison  Xorman  J,  .lawyer  310 

Caples  bldg 
Morse  Chas   F.  sheep  wool  309 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
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Mosley    &    (iivens,    barbers  417 

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313*  S  Stanton 
Mota  Victorio.  tailor  003  E  2d 

MOTOR  CAR  SALES  CO,  John 
Fleming  pres.  A  B  Ldcming  sec 
and  treas,  distributors  Hupmo- 
bile  and  Jordan  Motor  Cars.  008 
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mgr,  Geo  E  Grey  vice-pres.  W  E 
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sale and  retail  dealers  in  fuel, 
feed  and  building  materials, 
212  N  Piedras,  Phone  186 

MOUNTAIN  STATES  TELE- 
PHONE &  TELEGRAPH  CO,  C  E 

St  rat  ton  div  genl  mgr,  510 
Texas 

MOVE  MAX,  vice-pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

Mullikin  Grover,  stock  broker  511 
Caples  bldg 

^[uilin  Jno  F,  contr  3430  Monroe 
av 

MULLIN  JOSEPH  P,  pres  Interna- 
tional Business  College.  Coles 
bldg,  Oregon  cor  San  Antonio 

MULTIGRAPH  THE,  Rhein  Spe- 
cialtv  Agencv  agents,  4th  tloor 
El  Paso'  Bank  &  Trust  bldg. 
Mesa  av  cor  Texas 

Munoz  A  T  Mrs,  groc  912  S  Camp- 
bell 

Munoz  Carlos,  groc  625  S  El  Paso 
-Aliinoz  F,  groc  1019  S  Oregon 
Munoz  F  I),  soft  drinks  400  San 
Jacinto 

>[unoz  Jose  T,  groc  619  S  Kansas 
MURCHISON  F  M,  vice-pres  First 

National  Bank.  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 
Murdoch  Jas  A.  real  est  Chamber 

of  Comnnn-ce  bldg 
Murga  Sabas.  groc  923 
Murillo    Antonio,  groc 

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Murillo  M.  shoemkr  907 
Murillo  Refugio 

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Murillo  Simon.  slioemUr  G()8  s 
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Muro  Eduarilo,  groc  208  E  7th 
Muro  Juan,  meat  mkt  82  i  S  Stan- 
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.Muri)hy  ¥a\\\  V,  blksmilh  305  S 
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'Mesa  av 
Mutaguchi  M,  clean  press  313  San 

Jacinto 

Myer  Jacob,  cigars  lobby  Trust 
bldg 

MYERS  B  L,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  109-117  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

Myers  Co  (H  L  Bireny,  J  H  My- 
ers), agr  iniplts  E  Overland  cor 
Campbell 

Myrtle  Trading  Place,  S  L  Hughes 
prop,  2419  Myrtle  av 

Nabhan  Jos,  groc  3932  Alameda 
av 

Nabhan  K  G,  genl  mdse,  3702  Ala- 
meda av 

Nabhan  N  G,  genl  mdse  3332  Ala- 
meda av 

Nabhan  T  K,  groc  3601  Alameda 
av 

Najera  F,  groc  721  S  Stanton 
Najara  S,  groc  3000  Rivera 
Naquin  M  L,  autos  603  Montana 
Nassar  A,  groc  821  S  Stanton 
National  Assn  for  the  Protection 
of   American    Rights    in  New 
Mexico,   J   N   Quail   field  sec 
Chamber  of  Commerce  bldg 
National  Biscuit  Co,  G  R  Smith 
mgr  504  N  Kansas 

NATIONAL  CASH  REGISTERS,  A 

J  Strayor  sales  agt,  361  Myrtle 
av 

National  Loan  Co.  Bernard  Mack 

mgr  203  E  San  Antonio 
National  Lumber  Co.  G  W  Adam> 

pres  1215  Mills  bldg  . 
National  Mines      Smelters  Co,  R 

W  St uler  mgr  616  Mills  bldg 

National  Petroleum  c't  Refining  Co, 
R  R  Fisk  >ec  217  Trust  bldg 

National  Publishing  Co.  S  T  Fol- 
som  sec  209  W  Overland 

NATIONAL  SALES  CO  (inc),  I 
Hirschberg  genl  mgr.  wholesale 
jewelry,  sales  board  assort- 
ment anil  premiums.  Times 
l)ldg,  San  Francisco  cor  Santa 
Fe  ' 

National  Surety  Co.  Newman  In- 
vestment Co  genl  agts  100  San 
Antonio 


National  Telegraphone  &  Supply 
Co.  W  B  Glardon  genl  mgr  317 
Mills 

Nations  Bros,  plumbers  2417  E 

Boulevard 
Nations  J  H  Meat  &  Supply  Co,  R 

D  Fuller  mgr  220  Mesa  av 
Nations  Land  &  Cattle  Co,  O  A 
Danielson  sec-treas  220  Mesa 
av 

Nations  Packing  Co,  0  A  Daniel- 
son  sec-treas  whol  meats  301 
S  Kansas 
Navarro  R  V,   real  est  210^  E 

Overland 
Nayar  Saml,  groc  502  S  Stanton 
Neal  Benj  C,  garage  710  Texas 
Nealon  Jos  M.  lawyer  430  First 

Natl  Bank  bldg 
NEEL  C  J  (Southwest  Engineer- 
ing Co) .  304  Mills  bldg 
Neel  C  J  Realtv  Co  (C  J  Neel.  J  J 

Sullivan).  304  Mills  bldg 
NEFF-STILES  COMPANY,  Eugene 
E  NelY  pres.  V  R  Stiles  genl  mgr. 
wholesale    builders'  supplies. 
400  block  N  Santa  Fe 
Neill  &  Armstrong  (R  T  Neill.  O  R 
Armstrongi,  lawyers   515  Ga- 
ples  bldg 
Nevins   Margaret   M  Mrs, 

dresser  904  N  Oregon 
New   Britton   Hotel,  ]\Iiss 

Gray  prop  206  Texas 
New  Empress  Theatre.  G  L  Dick- 
inson mgr  111  San  Jacinto 
Newell   Carl  W,   autos   214  San 

Francisco 
New  Hotel  Walker.  Rich  Johnson 
prop  205  S  Stanton 

NEWMAN    INVESTMENT  CO 

vCdiarles  M  Newman  A:  Charles 
J  Mapel\  real  estate  and  in- 
surance. 100  San  Antonio 
Newman  Lee.  real  est  905 i  S  El 
Paso 

Newman    Simeon    H.    phys  3331 

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NEW  ROLSTON  HOSPITAL,  Mrs 

W  M  Macilonald  proi"  and  mgr. 

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Newsom  Saml  H.  soil  drinks  2901 

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Newsom    vS:    Richardson,  barbers 

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Nowton  C  O  &  Co,  whol  produce 
'    61-4  S  Santa  Fo 
Nichols  &  Robinson  (R  L  Nichols, 

•L   L   Robinson),    lawyers  414 

Roberts-Banner  bldg- 
Nimmer  Geo,  soft  drinks  513  S  El 

Paso 

Nixon  Lawrence  A,  phys  106^  S 

Campbell 
Nord  F,  jeweler  206  Mesa  av 
Nordwald  H  &  Co,  whol  furn  W  2d 

cor  Leon 
Noriega  Franc^^co,  barber  510  S 

El  Paso 

Noriega  R  G  Mrs,  groc  701  San 
Jacinto 

North  Tigre  Mining  Co,  W  H  Vance 

sec  Hotel  Sheldon  hldg 
Northern  Butter  Co,  11  W  Gossett 

genl  mgr  303  S  Kansas 
Norton  Bros  (F  W  &  B  N)  whol 

staty  Herald  bldg 
Novo  Manuel,  groc  115  E  7th 
Noyes  Jos  H,  cigars  lobby  Herald 

bld^ 

Nu-Life  I\Ifg  Co.  J  \V  Denney  prop 

polish  mfrs  505  Texas 
Nun^Ztf-Isidoro,  shoemkr.  90 1  a  S 

El  Paso 

Nunez 'Pasqual,  auto  livery  415  S 
Oregon 

OAKLAND  MOTOR  CARS,  South- 
ern Border  Motor  Co,  117  San 
Francisco 
Pbregon  D,  barber  208  S  Stanton 
Occidental    Life  -  Insurance  Co, 
Henry  T  Bowie  genl  agt  307 
First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
OCEAN    OIL    &    REFINING  CO 
(Ranger  Fiold),  J  A  D  Smith 
pres,  \y  C  Best  vice-pres,  W  C 
.  Porterfield  sec  and  treas,  51(5- 
.'518  Trust  bldg 
Ochoa  C,  groc  722  S  Stanton 
Ochoa  D,  barber  816  S  El  Paso 
Ochoa  Manuel,  bakery  411  E  7th 
Ochoa  Manuel,  groc  408  S  Flor- 
ence 

Ochoa  Victor  L,  real  est  609  Ca- 

ples  bldg 
Ocuba  J  R,  groc  817  S  Stanton 
Odom  \Vm  P,  dentist  407  Martin 

bldg 

Odom's  Transfer  Co,    J\V  Whit- 
aker  mgr  604  Myrt!(^  av 


Oechsner  J  G  (Smith  Machine  Go), 
3 1 1  S  Kansas 

OTallon  M  J  Supply  Co,  C  R  Cur- 
tan  mgr  plumbers  supplies  605 
Texas 

OfT  Sol,  drv  gds  516  S  El  Paso 
Ogata  L  H,  groc  1005  S  Santa  Fe 
Oil  &  Gas  News  Publishing  Co  (B 

F  Curley,  R  H  Towns),  106  W 

Main 

O'KEEFFE  THOMAS,  real  estate, 
mines,  5  State  Natl  Bank  bldg, 
San  Antonio  cor  Oregon 

Oklahoma  House,  Mrs  Nora  King 
prop  40H  S  El  Paso 

Okura  Thos,  billiards  816  S  El 
Paso 

Olazabal  Rosario  Mrs,  groc  508  S 
Kansas 

Oldham  Harry  L,  city  auditor 
Oldsmobile  Sales  Co,  J  E  Pearce 

mgr  600  Montana 
Oliva  Juan,  groc  1100  S  Kansas 
Olivares  F,  groc  1020  Tays 
Olivas  Antonio,  barber  704  S  Stan- 
ton 

Olivas  Juan,  groc  500  E  9th 
Olivas  Juan  J,  barber  823  S  El 
Paso 

Olivas  Ricardo,  barber  424  E  San 
Antonio 

OLIVER  GEO  B,  sec  West  Texas 
Fuel  Co,  Lee  cor  Olive 

Oliver  N,  groc  416  S  Stanton 

Oliver  Tractor  Implements,  South- 
ern Border  Motor  Co  117  San 
Francisco 

Olvera  y  Zuniga  \V,  phys  312  5  S 
Stanton 

Olvera  iS:  Co.  drugs  318  S  Stanton 
Ordunez  S.  groc  422  5  Charles 
ORNDORFF  BURT,  pres  and  genl 
mgr  Sheldon  Hotel  Co.  props 
Hotel  Sheldon.  Pioneer  Plaza 
Ornelas  Jose,  groc  700  S  HammeLt 
blvd 

Ornelas  M.  groc  511*  E  6th 
O'Rourke  Jno  T.  horseshoer  308 

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Ortega  Adolfo,  blksmith  3631  Ala- 
meda av 

Ortiz  C  M,  broker  417  First  Natl 

Bank  bldg- 
Ortiz  Rafael,  groe  1012  Chihuahua 
Ortner  Arthur  G,  dentist  1  Stevens 

bldg- 

Orvananos  Josefa  G  Mrs,  groc  810 
E  3d 

Osborne  Jos  D,  groc  1700  Wyo- 
ming 

Oseranskv  Jacob,  genl  mdse  318 

S  El  Paso 
Otis  Elevator  Co,  F  G  Lane  local 

agt  304  Caples  bldg 
Otto  Lnna  B  Mrs,  cigars  212  E 

San  Antonio 
OTTO  R  A,  sec  El  Paso  Overland 

Co,  Kansas  cor  Boulevard 
Outlaw  &  Teat,  meat  mkt  New  City 

.Alarket 

Overland  Hotel.  Mrs  Maria  Acosta 

I)rop  207  W  Overland 
OVERLOOK  L  J,  P  H  FitzPatrick 

nigr,  stock  and  bond  broker,  317 

N  Oregon 
(Jwen   Chas,   lawver   504  Caples 

bldg 

Owen  Rich  J,  civil  engr  617  Caples 
bldg 

Owl  Sign  &  Wall  Paper  Co,  Mrs 
Jennie  McGrath  prop  208  N 
Campbell 

Oyster  Loaf  Cafe,  Antonio  Carlos 
"^mgr  318  Mesa  av 

Pacheco  Luz  Mrs,  groc  4018  Man- 
zana 

Pacilic  Fruit  flvpress  Co,  E  R  Mal- 
colm agt  Octavia  cor  .E  Mis- 
souri 

Padierna  F.  groc  1301  Oro 
Padilla  Felix,  billiards  3018  Ala- 
meda av 

PADILLA  F,  treas  Trueba-Zozaya 

(  inc  i ,  112-118  W  5th 
Padilla  Julio,  groc  1108  S  Santa 

Fe 

Padron  Antonio,  groc  4009  Man- 
zana 

Paj^anini  Juan,  groc  412  S  Stan- 

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Paget  Josiah  H.  dentist  501  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

Paige  Sales  &  Service  Co,  J  G  Al- 
len sec-treas  311  Montana 

Palace  Drug  Co  (Melchor  &  Guil- 
lermo  Calderon),  700  E  San 
Antonio  ' 

Palace  Hotel,  Jesus  G  Mendoza" 
prop  525^  S  El  Paso 

Palacios  Juan,  shoemkr  403i  E 
2d 

Palm  Dudley  G,  shoemkr  302  N 
Stanton 

Palmore  College,  S  Y  Esquivel 
pres  til  8  Stewart  Place 

Panama  Hotel,  H  E  Gritrm  prop 
4O62  San  Francisco 

Pan-American  Cotl'ee  Co,  B  R  Pey- 
ton sec-treas  413  Mesa  av 

Panhandle  &  Southwestern  Stock- 
men's Assn,  J  N  Sanburn  sec 
lobby  St  Regis  Hotel 

Pappas,  Gillicos  &  Stiles,  rest  110 
S  Stanton 

Paredes  Epifanio,  barber  215  E 
2d 

Paredes  Juan,  barber  903  S  Stan- 
ton 

Paredes  Pedro,  bakery  915  S 
Stanton 

Parisian  Cleaners,  E  S  Blackmon 

mgr  81 1     San  Antonio 
Park  Bros  (Edgar  D  Park),  real 

est  105  E  Main 
PARKER  JAMES   H  (Southwest 

Engineering  Co),  304  Mills  bldg 
Parker  Jno  W,  groc  201  Los  An- 

g»des 

Parmele(i  Batttu'v  ifv:  Magneto  Co, 

2  1  4  W  San  Antonio 
Parnell  Luther  I>,  phys  2873  Bliss 
Parra  S  M,  groc  910  S  Santa  Fc 
Parsons  Helen  Mrs,  public  stenop 

225  Trust  bldg 
Pascal  Matteo,  barber  516  N  Stan- 
.  ton 

PASO  del  NORTE  HOTEL,  Hotel 
Paso  did  Norte  Opiuwling  Co,  S 
(t  Humphreys  pres  and  mgr.  S 
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Pa-<s  City  Electric  Co,  W  H  Gran<i- 
( iv<M'  \u'op  '1 1  5  M«\<a  av 

Patfhin  Franklin  .1.  phys  907  i  N 
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accountant  300 
708  S  Ore- 


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Pateman  Harry, 

Herald  bldg 
l^atino  Antonio, 
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PATTERSON  LYDIA  INSTITUTE, 

Hev  Laurence  Reynolds,  B  S, 
pres  select  school  for  the  edu- 
cation of  Mexican  young  men 
and  boys,  boarding  and  dav  pu- 
pils, 503  S  Florence 
Pavia  &  Rascon,  groc   1114  1st 

and  1200  E  2d 
Payne  Danl,  groc  1031  E  Missouri 
Payne-Rice  Co,  W  G  Haden  sec- 

Ireas  drugs  101  S  El  Paso 
Pavnc  W  Y,  real  est  401  Mesa- av 
Peach  Thos  L,  ins  30 F  First  Xatl 

Bank  bl  g 
Peak-Hagedon  Undertaking  Co  (J 
W  Peak,  Barry  Hagedon),  506 
'^I'cxas 

J,  osteopath  302  Mills 


Richard   V,    tailor  110 


Dun  & 


B,  sec  an'd  treas 
Co,  Myrtle  av  cor 

Service  Co,  E  Blu- 
322*  E  San  An- 


Pearce 
bldg 
Pearson 
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PEATROSS  A  S,  mgr  R  C 

Co,  401-403  Trust  bldg 
PEEBLES  D 

Hills-Sutton 
Laurel 
Peerless  Film 
menthdl  sec 
tonio  ' 

Peinado  I,  groc  3401  Alameda  av 
Pelphrey    Wm    H,    county  atty 

Court  House 
Pena  Felix,  groc  GOl  S  A'irginia 
Pena   Manuel    G,    auto  radiator 

reprs  209  S  Santa  Fe 
Pence  Geo,  auto  reprs  813  E  San 

Antonio 

Pennebaker  Edwin  S,  real  est  104 
Texas 

Perea  B,  shoemkr  2202  Magodin 
av 

Angel,  groc  712  Tays 


Perez 
Perez 
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Aurelio,  barber  716  E  4th 


C,  barber  701  San  Jacinto 
Celso,  groc  712  E  2d 
Perez  Clemente,  groc  2001  E  San 
Antonio 

Perez  Elidia  :Mrs,  groc  3828  E  San 
Antonio 

Perez  Leoi)Ol(lo  .  groc  400  S  Stan- 
ton 


L,  tailor  109  E 
^lesa  av 


Perez -Valcnzue  la 

Overland 
Perisho  O  R,  barber  207 

PERRY  E  GORDON,  pres  Lone 
Star  Motor  Co,  415  W  San  An- 
tonio 

Perrv-Bannell  Tire  Co,  G  F  Rus- 
sell mgr  301  Mills' 

PERSON  B  R,  mgr  Border  Bever- 
age Co,  800  S  Oregon 

Peru  Marcelo,  groc  425  Durango 

Peterson  &  Co  (W  H  Peterson), 
oil  stocks  306  Trust  bldg 

Peyton  Packing  Co,  A  S  Johnson 
sec  whol  meats  Cotton  addn 

Peyton's  iMarket,  F  R  Spier  mgr 


1 14  N  Stanton 


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Phelps-Dodge    Supply    Co,  J 
Puckett  mgr  405  ^Martin  bldg 

Phillips  Jac,  sec  hd  clothing  504  S 
El  Paso 

Phillips-Creel  ReaKv  Co.  307  First 

Natl  Bank  bldg 
Phoenix  Hotel,  W  J  Sellers  prop 

20  rv  W  Overland 
Piatt  Wm   M.  broker  329 

Natl  Bank  bldg 
Pickel  Bros  fW  H  &  R  L), 

mkrs  407  N  Oregon 
Pickens  D  L,  sec  and  asst 

F  S  Ainsa  Co  300  S  Stanton 
Pickett  Jas  A,  phys  314  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 
Pierce    Furniture    Co     (Jno  A 

Pierce).  316  Texas 
Pierce  Oil  Corporation.  Emmet t  T 

Bolts  div  mgr  201  Trust  bldg 
Pierce   ^J'hos   N,   fuel    feed  2432 

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Piggly-Wiggly.  L  A  Rosentield 
mgr  groc  61  I  E  San  Antonio 

Pitcher  AdviuMising  Agency  (War- 
ren Pih'her),  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce bldg 

PILCHER  WARREN,  adv  mgr 
Greater  El  Paso,  310  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Piment<d  Luis  R.  photog  707  N 
Oregon 

Pineda  P(^<iro  P.  harnessmkr  005 

S  Stanton 
Pinela  Arcadio,  groc  3013  Central 

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Ifw^e.  in  all  braaB.  bronzo  and  other  non-iorrout^  alloys. 

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PINTO  J  A  L,  asst  mgr  Hotel  Paso 
del  Xortp.  S  El  Paso  cor  San 
Antonio 

Pint  sell    Comprossing-    Co,    J  D 

O'Connor  supt  Santa  Fe  tracks 

opp  W  San  Antonio 
Pioneer    Abstract    &  Guarantee 

Title  Co.  X  H  Gillot  mgr  208 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 

PIONEER  MARBLE  &  GRANITE 

WORKS,  Jos  B  Waller  prop, 

3619  .Madera 

PIQUERO  C  R,  importer  and  ex- 
porter, fertilizers,  Mexican 
products,  American  foods,  ma- 
chinery, merchandise  broker, 
junk,  ;^30  First  Natl  Bank  bldg, 
Phone  6500 

Pitman  Cattle  Co,  F  L  Pitman 
genl  mgr  8  Morehouse  blk 

Pitman  Park  W  Realty  Co,  304 
Two  Republics  bldg 

Placenia  C,  groc  2006  Bassett 

Plass  Lewis,  mechanical  eng  1101 
Mills  bldg 

Plaza  Auto  Livery,  F  B  Penning- 
ton mgr  314  Mesa  av 

Plaza  Hotel,  A  B  Carpenter  prop 
400^  N  Oregon 

Plumb  Edw  S,  mining  1205  Mills 
bldg 

Plummer  Ernest  H  Jr,  account- 
ant 1112  Mills  bldg 

Pofahl  W  E,  vulcanizing  419  Myr- 
tle av 

Pogson,  Peloubet  &  Co,  account- 
ants 

POLLAKOFF  PHILIP  Star  Au(o 
Wrecking  Co),  lOO  \V  Overland 

Pomerov  G  L,  vice-pres  F  S  Ainsa 
Co,  300  S  Stanton 

Pomerov\s  El  Paso  Transfer  Go, 
\V  W  Click  genl  mgr  300  S  Ore- 
gon 

Ponce  Irineo,  groc  1003  S  Santa 
Fe 

Ponsford  H  T  c'v:  Sons,  genl  contrs 

91  i  E  Missouri 
POPPELL  J   W,   sec    and  Iroas 

Rogers   I'urnilurc;  Co,  207-21  1 

X  Stanton 
Poppenhusen    W'rn.    sheet  metal 

works  tl5  E  Fraiikliri 


POPULAR  DRY  GOODS  CO  (inc), 
xV  Schwartz  pres.  I  Weiss  vice- 
pres,  Maurice  Schwartz  sec,  S  I 
Schwartz  treas,  wholesale  and 
retail  outfitters  for  men,  wom- 
en and  children,  rugs,  draper- 
ies, complete  outfitters  for  the 
home,  prompt  mail  order  serv- 
ice, ]\Iesa  av  cor  San  Antonio 

Porras  Francisco,  barber  211  San 
Jacinto 

Porras  F,  groc  3026  Frutas 

Porras  Francisco,  groc  800  S 
Stanton 

Porras  J  E,  groc  2012  Bassett  av 
Porras  Julio,  groc  1021  S  Camp- 
bell 

PORTILLO  P  E,  genl  mgr  El  Cor- 
reo  del  Bravo,  222  San  Jacinto 

Portillo  T  H  Mrs,  groc  2900  Ma- 
go  Hi  n  av 

Portland  Cement  Assn,  Lamar 
Cobb  eng  1224  Mills  bldg 

Poske  Harry  C,  mechanical  eng 
1 108  Mills  bldg 

Postal  Telegraph  Co,  Paul  Mol- 
denhauer  mgr  104  W  San  An- 
tonio 

Potash  Harold,  lawyer  I  State  Natl 
Bank  bldg 

POTTER  FLORAL  &  CONFEC- 
TIONERY CO,  H  L  Potter  pres, 
wholesale  and  retail  florists 
and  nursery,  confectionery,  ice 
cream,  Martin  bldg.  opp*  X'ew 
Postolfice,  greenhouses  Val 
Verde 

Potter,  Hennessey  &  Wingo.  T  L 
Wingo  auto  supplies  500  Mesa 
av 

Powell  Aulo  Supply  Co  (  F  V 
Powell  i .  620  Texas 

Powell  C  C,  bakery  1018  E  Boule- 
vard 

POWERS  FRANK,  pres  El  Paso 
I'imes  Co,  San  Francisco  cor 
Santa  Fe 

POWERS  W  E,  sec  and  Ireas  Mt 

Franklin  Fuel  v^-  Feed  Co.  212 

N  Pie. Iras 
Po/.il  Abr.  elotlnng  iOI  S  El  Paso 
Prat  her  I>  W  Co.  t'utlery  205  Mesa 

av 

Prenfiss  Elliott  C.  phys  515  Rob- 
itI > -lUmner  bldir 


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Prioe  Jno  F,  accountant  1112  Mills 

Price  L  B   Mercantile  Co. 
^  \\'-atts  mgT  UO  Wyoming 

Pridgen  Rolls  E.  phys  504 
erts-Banner  bldg 

Prieto  Andres,  groc  3931  Durazno 

Prieto  Ysidro,  tailo^  406  N  Ore- 
gon 

Pnmm  Cone  Mfg  Co,  ice  cream 
cones  312  S  Stanton 

Primm  J  F  Co.  Geo  A  Kuetter  mgr 
cigars  207  E  San  Antonio 

PRITCHARD  R  J,  automotive  trade 
and  highways,  El  Paso  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  310  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Proper  Bros,  vet  surgeons  2017 
-    Texas  ♦ 

Providence  Hospital,  Miss  Kath- 
arine G  Kelly  genl  supt  617  N 
Santa  Fe 

Pry  Motor  Co,  O  C  Youngblood 
mgr  W  San  Antonio  cor  Du- 
rango 

^Public  Library,  see  El  Paso  Pub- 
lic Library 
PUBLIC  STENOGRAPHERS  CO,  A 

A  Escontrias  mgr.  public  ste- 
nographers, multigraphing, 
translations,  notary.  418  First 
Natl  Bank  bldg 

Mblic  stenographic  de- 
partment, Draughon's  Busi- 
ness College.  Raynolds  bldg 

PUBLIC     STENOGRAPHIC  EX- 
CHANGE,   Miss    May  Stevens 
mgr,     stenographers,  notarv 
multigraphing,  depositions,  209 
Mills  bldg.  Phone  8484 

Public  Stenographic  Service,  M  T 
Bretherton  prop  213  Mills  bldg 

Pucket  Vardy,  barber  410  E  San 
Antonio 

Puckett  P  G,  real  est  703  Caple 
bldg 

Puertas  Pedro,  groc  106  E  5th 
Pugh  David  F,  groc  1032  Wyo- 
ming 
PULKI  F  M, 

Exchange, 
Bank  bldg 
Pullman  Oil  &  Rehning  Co 
Pullman    sec-treas    30  i 
nolds  bldg 


mgr  El  Paso  Stock 
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Purdy  IMarev  Miss,  hairdresser,  10 

Buckler  blk 
Purity  Baking  Co,  B  M  G  Williams 

sec-treas  71  i  S  Kansas 
Purity  Feed  Co   (C  P  Fox.  J  C 

Hudson),  1831  MagoHin  av 
Purity  Serum  Co,  E,A  Jennings 

local  mgr  lllj  N  Oregon 
Purser  J  E,  lawyer  300  Trust  bldg 

PUTNAM  G  P,  pres  and  mgr  West 

Texas  Fuel  Co,  Lee  cor  Olive 
Pyrtle  Tailoring  Co,  X  E  Pyrtle 

prop  603  E  San  Antonio 
QUEBEDEAUX    T    M,  vice-pres 
Border   National   Bank,  Texas 
cor  Stanton 
Quesada  E,  groc  825  S  El  Paso 
Quevedo  Mauro,  groc  500  Park 
Quick  Tire  Service.  D  C  Booth 

mgr  321  Texas 
Quiglev  Wm  J,  mining  1205  Mills 
bldg 

Quillian  C  R,  rest  117  N  Cotton  av 
Quintanar  &  Mercado,  groc  615 

San  Jacinto 
Quong  Hai,  Chinese  mdse  311  S 
Oregon 

Quong  Hing  Wah  Co,  Yee  Lim  mgr 

Chinese  mdse  225  S  Oregon 
Quong  Hong  Chong,  Chinese  mdse 

318  S  Oregon 
Quong  Lee  Yuen,  Fat  Kee  mgr 

Chinese  mdse  313  S  Oregon 
Rader  Chas,  auto  reprs  618  Texas 
Raigosa   ^Manuel,   meat  mkt  501 

San  Jacinto 
Rakostraw-Lentz   Motor  Co,  603 

xMontana 
Raniev  Bros,  real  est  201  Caples 

bldg 

Ramev  Robt  L.  phys  516  Mills  bldg 
Ramirez  Adolfo,  rest  100  E  4th 
Ramirez  Angel,  groc  910  S  Vir- 
ginia 

Ramirez  CJroz,  groc  1201  S  Ore- 
gon 

Ramirez  Enrique,  blksmith  207  E 
5th 

Ramirez  Jesus,  tailor  505  S  Stan- 
ton 

Ramirez    Jose.    slnxMukr    505  S 
Stanton 

Ramirez  Jose  F.  furn  603  S  Stan- 
ton 


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Ramirez  Jose  L.  watchmkr  17 
Morgan  bldg 

Ramirez  Juse  M,  i^roc  3102  Cyp- 
ress 

Ramirez  P  G,  groc  607  S  Stanton 
Ramirez  Simon,  groc  1004  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Ramirez  Victor  R,  drugs  803  S  El 
PaoO 

Ramonet  &  Juarez,  mining  engs 

315  Herald  bidg- 
Ramos   Edmiindo,    tailor    702  S 

Stanton 

Ramos  M  G  &  Go,  phonographs 
7  13  S  El  Paso 

Ramsay  &  Long,  elec  engs  821  Ce- 
dar 

RAND  W  J,  pres  and  treas  El  Paso 
Bifulithic  Co,  160  X  Piedras 

Rangtd  Carelina  Mrs,  groc  600 
San  Jacinto 

Ifangel  Jose  R,  groc  3428  San  An- 
tonio 

Ranger  Central  Oil  &  Refining  Co, 
W  C  Porterlield  sec-treas  516 
Trust  bldg 

Rashbaum  Lyman  B.  phys  12  Mor- 
gan bldg 

Rasmus  Rich  X.  dentist  304  Mar- 
tin bldg 

Rath  bun  Co,  Don  Rathbun  mgr 
mfrs  agts  3no  Herald  bldg 

Rat  lift'  Rich  M.  dentist  205  Caples 
bldg 

Rawlings  Junius  A,  phys  404  Rob- 
ert s-l>anrier  bldg 

Rawlins  H  Burton,  lawyer  310  Two 
Republi(»s  bhlo- 

RAYBURN  PAUL  B,  mgr  House- 
H(dd  Hardware  Co  of  El  Paso, 
Texas.  214  X  Stanton 

Rayner  Hamilton,  groc  3330  Mon- 
tana 

RAYNOLDS  E  D,  a<st  cshr  First 
Xational  I'.auk.  1(j9-1  17  San  An- 
tonio cor  Oregon 

RAYNOLDS  JOSHUA  S,  cluxirnmn 
ot  tin'  board  l-'irst  Xational 
Bank.  109-117  San  Antonio  cor 
Oregon 

Reber  Thos  15,  sec  hd  gils  3510 

Alameda  av 
lleckiiart    Danl    W.    assayer  307 

San  !''ranci<<'o 


Red  Ball  Auto  Supply  Co,  E  A  Hat- 
field prop  309  Texas 

REDIC  R  B,  lawver,  201-203  Citv 
Xatl  Bank  bldg 

Redo  &  Co.  Luis  Perez  rep  suffar 
mfrs  712  Mills  bldg 

Reed  Leslie,  real  est  910  Mills 
bldg  ' 

Reed  Riley  M,  lawyer  310  Two  Re- 
publics bldg 

REGAN  JOHN  H,  ed  Greater  El 
Paso.  310  San  Francisco 

Regenbogen  Harry,  clean  press 
209  San  Francisco 

Reherd  G  Allerton.  dentist  308 
First  Xatl  Bank  bldg 

Reinemund  Chas  A,  phys  310  Mar- 
tin bldg 

Reliance  Remedies  Co,  Geo  E 
Fischer  mgr  poultry  remedies 
2903  Alameda  av 

Reliance  Securities  Co,  W  E  Mit- 
chell bus  mgr  2  IIH  S  El  Paso 

Remington  Tyi>ewriter  Co,  F  A 
Farrell  mgr  306  Martin  bldg 

Renteria  Isidoro,  groc  1400  E  2d 

Republic  Coft'ee  Co,  J  J  Keevil  sS. 
Son  props  214  X  Stanton 

REPUBLIC  TRUCKS,  Southern 
Border  Motor  Co,  1 17  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Retail  .Merchants  Assn.  622  Ca- 
ples hldg 

Reum  Andre  G  Mrs,  phvs  7  Buck- 
ler blk 

Reum  Chas  G,  phys  812  Magortin 
av 

R<nilla  Jesu<.  Si-roe  201  E  7th 

REVISTA  CATOLICA,  The  Xation- 
al Spanish  Catholic  Magazine, 
foundeil  at  Las  Vegas.  X  M, 
1875.  transferred  to  El  Pa>o. 
Texas.  1918.  X  Di  Matteo.  S  J. 
mgi'.   14  07  E  3d 

Revisla  llustrada.  Camilo  Padilla 
ed  2  4  2  Polirio  Dia/,  av 

Rex  T  heat  r  e.  Internat  iiuial 
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Ueviiaiul  HtMirv  F,  ins  219  Caples 

REYNOLDS  LAURENCE  REV  B  S, 

pres  Lyilia  Patteisori  Institute. 
503  S  Fioronco 

lloynolds  Mabel  M  Mrs,  public 
slenoii-  225  Tru><t  bldy- 

RHEIN  SPECIALTY  AGENCY  (J 
E  Rheins  agents  The  Multi- 
graph,  The  Dalton  Adding,  List- 
ing and  Calculating  3»Iachine, 
4th  floor  El  Paso  Bank  &  Trust 
bldg.  Mesa  av  cor  Texas 

RHEINHEIMER  LUMBER  CO,  N  N 

Rheiniieinier  mgr,  lumber, 
building  material,  builders' 
hardware,  sash,  doors,  lath, 
shingles,  rooting  material,  Pie- 
.  dras,  Alameda  and  Mvrtle 
Rhodes  Alex  C,  barber  206  S  El 
Paso 

Rhodes  Edwin  P,  shoemkr  419  N 
O  'egon 

Rialio  Theatre,  J  C  Quinn  mgr 

i'41  Texas 
Ricliards  &  Stevens,  barbers  204  N 

Stanton 

Richardson  Julian  A,  lawver  520 
Trust  bldg 

Richmond  Jos  M,  phys  620  N  Ore- 
gon 

Rider Tt  H,  medicine  mfr  421  Mesa 
av 

Ridlev  Jno  M.  dentist  516  Mills 
.  bldg 

Riggs  W  L,  garage  613  N  Camp- 
.  •  bell 

Rigney  Paul,  phys  212  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Rincon  Pedro,  groc  3002  Cyi)ress 

Rio  (Irande  Auto  Painting  Co  Mi 
G  Bakofskyj.  1126  Texas 

Rio  Grande  i^^xchange  ^Miguel 
Gilberto  Prado).  600  S  El  Paso 

Rio  Grande  Fuel  c'v:  Feed  Co.  D  N 
Cross  j)rop  Mills  coi-  N  Virginia 

RIO  GRANDE  FURNITURE  CO 
(inc),  M  Maisel  i)res.  A  J  Wat- 
son sec.  R  R  Keiley  treas.  "Walk 
a  block  and  save  a  d(dlar,"  fur- 
nil  ure.  home  furnishings,  lloor 
coverings,  draperies,  gas  stoves. 
109-1 1 1  S  Stanton 

Rio  Grande  Mortgage  Co.  H  V 
Watson  sec  100  S  P.i-o 


RIO  GRANDE  OIL  CO,  L  E  Lock- 
hart  {>res,  A  M  Lockliart  viee- 
pi'i's.  L  M  Lockhart  sec,  H  L 
Lockliart  Ireas,  refiners  and 
wholesalers  of  Speedway  gaso- 
line, motor  oils  and  greases, 
general  offices  7th  cor  Kansas, 
refinery  12th  car  Tornillo,  fill- 
ing stations  Missouri  cor  Mesa 
av,  Texas  cor  Campbell,  Magof- 
fin av  cor  Ochoa 

RIO   GRANDE   OIL  EXCHANGE, 

H  F  McKenney  mgr.  stocks, 
leases,  royalties,  105  Texas 

RIO  GRANDE  REALTY  CO  (H  F 

McKenney),  105  Texas 
Rio   Grande  Rubber  Co,  Roy  H 

Jones  sec-treas,  411  Mesa  av 
Rio  Grande  Valley  Dairy  Assn,  R 

W  Latta  mgr,  310  S  Virginia 
Rio  Grande  Valley  Farms  Co,  C  J 

Map(^l  sec  106  E  San  Antonio 
Rio  (irande  Valley  Irrigated  Land 

Co,    Winchester    Coolev  sec- 
treas  100  S  El  Paso 
Rio  Grande  Valley  Traction  Co. 

Harrv   S   Potter   supt  ^Martin 

bldg' 

Rivas  Francisco,  groc  3601  Oro 
Rivas  Jesus,  groc  701  Park 
Rivera  Antonio,  groc  1104  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Rivera  P.  groc  1106  S  Santa  Fe 
Rivera  Ramon,  groc  1020  S  Kan- 
sas 

Roberts   Chas   0,  rest  basement 

Mills  bldg 
Roberts  (i  C.  asst  cshr  El  Paso 

Bank        Trust  Co,  Texas  cor 

Mesa  av 

RolxM'ts  Jos  W.  groc  34  12  Lowell 

ROBERTS  K  M,  genl  mgr  El  Paso 

Chamber  of  Cctmmei'ce.  310  San 

Francisco 
RobiM-ts  t'i:  Hanner.  Win  M  Banner 

mgr  3  1  4  Martin  bldg 
HolxM'ts-Kerr  Cattle  Go,  A  F  K»'rr 

sec-t,reas  9  Morehouse  blk 
Robertson  J  E  tS:  Co.  mfrs  agts 

auto  tir(\«^  4  05  Myrtle  av 
UnbtM  tson  J  Y.  notary  public  109 

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ert s-fianner  bhlg- 

Robinson  Morris,  live  stock, 
lobby  IfotMl  Sheldon 

Robles  F  E.  proe  2  129  Olive 

llodarte  Domotilo,  phys  202  Trust 
bld^r 

RODGERS  EDWARD,  pres  El 
Paso  Brick  Co.  P  O  Box  136 

RODGERS  E  HEWIT,  sec  and  mgr 

El  Paso  Brick  Co  P  O  Box  136 
RODGERS  RYNOLD,  vice-pres  El 

Paso  Brick  Co  P  O  Box  136 
Rodriguez    Bernarda    Mrs,  groc 

600  S  Florence 
Rodriguez  E,  groc  1101  S  Stanton 
Rodriguez  Jacobo,  blksmith  2931 

MagoHin  av 
Rodriguez  Jose,  groc  433  Durango 
Rodriguez  Juan,  meat  market  1217 

E  3d 

Rodriguez  M  M,  groc  227  E  7th 
Ro('riguez  N,  groc  Smelter 
RoQiiguez  P,  groc  2236  MagotTin 
Rodriguez  Ramon,  groc  212  E  3d 
Rodriguez  Sara  Mrs,  rest  107  S 

Santa  Fe 
Rodriguez  T,  groc  2229  Olive 
Rodriguez  Valentin,   soft  drinks 

910  S  El  Paso 
Roe-Beers  Co   (W  G  Roe,  G  A 

Beers)  farming  machy  S  Gamp- 
bell  cor  Overland 
Roebling's  Jno  A  Sons  Go,  W  G 

Marks  sales  agt  wire  ropes  1205 

Randolph 
Rogers  Earl  B,  phys  610  Martin 

bldg 

ROGERS   FURNITURE  CO,  T  H 

Rogers  pres,  E  P>  Welch  vice- 
pres,  J  \V  Poppell  sec  and  treas, 
furniture,  carpets,  rugs,  lino- 
leum, draperies,  207-21  1  N 
Stanton 

Rogers  Jno  H.  oils  11401  Texas 
ROGERS  T  H,  pre>»  Rogers  Furni- 
ture Co,  207-211  N  Stanton 
Rogers  Trading  Go.  Jas  E  Rogers 

mgr  furn  3  45  Myrtle  av 
Rogers  \Vm  P,  phys  314  Roberts- 

lianner  bldg 
Rojas  liernardo,  barber  108  E  2d 
Rojas    Paulino,    tinner    603  i  S 
Stanton 


Rojas  Porfirio  blksmith  309  S 
Kasas 

ROKAHR  BOOT  &  SHOE  SHOP,  M 

V  Starnes  mgr,  boot  and  shoe- 
maker, shoe  repairing,  clean- 
ing, repairing,  dyeinsr  and  re- 
novating of  leather,  311  Texas 

Roland  Ghas,  delicatessen,  4020 
Alameda  av 

Roller  Geo,  groc  406  W  San  An- 
tonio 

Rolston  Drug  Go,  (H  M  Miskim- 

ins)  910  N  Piedras 
ROLSTON  HOSPITAL  THE  NEW. 

iMrs  W  M  Macdonald  prop  and 

mgr,  N  Piedras  cor  Montana 
Roma  Hotel,  Carlos  Triolo  prop 

417^  S  El  Paso 
Roman  Jose,  groc  Smelter 
Romero  Gonstancio,  barber  3919 

Alameda  av 
Romero  Drug  Go,  (F  B  Romero) 

720  Park 
Romero  Justo  V,  jeweler  223  S 

Stanton 

ROMM  BEN  L,  mgr  The  Globe, 

Department  Store,  214-222  E 

Overland 
Rosales  Manuel,  shoemkr  500  E 

Overland 
Roseborough  &  Dyer,  real  est  305 

Mills  bldg 
Rosenblum  Reuben,  dry  gds  3511 

Alameda  av 
Rosenfeld  Leo,  foreign  securities 

525  Mills  bldg 
Rosenkoctter  H,  auto  tops  500  N 

Kansas 

Rosens tein  Max,  clothing  405  S  El 
Paso 

ROSENWASSER  SAM,  prop  Ala- 
meda Fuel  (irain  Co,  3400- 
3 '.OS  Rosa 

ROSNER  &  GELLER,  M  H  Ros- 
ner.  David  Gelhu'K  Liberty  Iron 
&  Metal  Go.  1024-26  E  Overland 

Ross  Ghas  E  Auto  Painting  Go, 
2104  Texas 

Ross  Ghas  L,  clean  press  912 
Texas 

ROSS  R  O,  ;E1  Paso  Headlight 
(ias  Mftr  Co^  1319  E  Missouri 

ROSS  R  E,  (El  Paso  Headlight 
(ias  Mfg  Co\  1319  E  Missouri 

Ilt)ss-Polk  Agency,  adv  agts  201 
Mills  bldg 


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Estimates  Furnished  on  All  Classes 
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STOCKS 


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BONDS 


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Rotary  Club,  J  M  Evans  sec  lobby- 
Hotel  Sheldon 

Royal  Messenger  Service,  (J  A 
fiyland  T  H  Pritchard)  607  E 
San  Antonio 

Rubio  Andres,  gvoc  1009  E  7th 

Rucker  Sales  Co,  (C  O  Rucker) 
mfrs  agts  909  Mills  bldg 

Rucker  Thos  H,  carp  409  E  Over- 
land 

Ruiz  Bros,  Francisco  Ruiz  mgr 
drugs  616  S  El  Paso 

Ruiz  Epifanio,  blksmith  609  E  7th 

Runkle  &  Peacock,  E  W  Sauer  sec 
mdse  brokers  114  Durango 

Russek  Jacob  Y,  shoes  210  E  Ov- 
erland 

Russell  Edw  F,  mining  eng  1202 

Mills  bldg 
Russell  Saml  N,  lawyer  705  Two 

Republics  bldg 
Ryan  Edwin  P,  mining  eng  1202 

Mills  bldg 

RYAN  GEO  B,  2d  vice-pres  El 
Paso  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
310  San  Francisco 

Saavedra  Jose,  groc  2922  Man- 
>  ina 

SACKETT  EDWARD  D,  supt 
Hills-Sutton  Co,  Myrtle  av  cor 
Laurel 

Sackett  Saml  A,  lawyer  419  Trust 
bldg 

Sadowsky  M  E,  shoes  414  E  San 

•AitTL)nio 
Saenz  Lorenzo,  groc  509  Hills 
SafTord  Henry  T.  phys  504  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 
Salas  I),  groc  27c  Smelter 
Salas  Jose  II,  tailor  210  San  Ja- 
cinto 

Salas  Severo,  groc  902  Tays 
Salcido  Agustin,  groc  700  S  Or- 
egon 

Saluana  R  Lozano,  lawyer  810 
Mills  bldg 

Saldivar  Nicolas,  meat  mkt  812  S 
EI  Paso 

Salvation  Army  Rescue  Home,  Ivy 
Oldenburg  matron  3918  West- 
minster 

Samaniepo  dabriel  &  Manuel, 
dentists  314*  S  El  Paso 

Sambrano  K  tfc  Sons,  genl  mdse 
304  S  El  Paso 


Sample  W  S,  dentist  1018  Mills 
bldg 

Sams  Mary  A  Mrs,  groc  815  E 
Missouri 

Samuels  Marcus,  tailor  203  Mills 
Sanchez  A  C,  auto  reprs  919  E 
Missouri 

Sanchez  Apolonio,  real  est  203  Ca- 

ples  bldg 
Sanchez  Fidencio,  barber  105  W 

4th 

Sanchez  Jose  M,  groc  519  S  Camp- 
bell 

Sanchez  Julio,  billiards  901  S 
Stanton 

Sanchez  Ramon,  hatter  403*  S 
Stanton 

Sanchez  Sergio,  lawyer  404  Mills 
bldg 

Sanchez  &  Castillo,  rest  314  S  Or- 
egon 

SANDERS  T  H,  asst  cshr  Border 
National  Bank,  Texas  cor  Stan- 
ton 

Sandoval  Carlos,  broker  612  N  El 
Paso 

Sandoval  Francisco,  groc  919  Chi- 
huahua 

Sanitary  Slaughter  House,  Her- 
man Pepper  mgr  Manzano  and 
G  H  i&  S  A  Tracks 
San  Juan  Mining  Co,  (A  H  Kraft 
S  V  Fulkerson)  207  S  El  Paso 
Santa  Ana  Pedro,  groc  915  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Santa  Fe  Exchange  &  Commis- 
sion Co,  (F  A  Salinas  Francis- 
co Leal)   First  Nat  Bank  bldg 
Santa  Fe  Fuel  Co,  C  P  Simpson 

sec-treas  7th  cor  Santa  Fe 
Saratoga  Market,  Mrs  M  S  Rechy 

mgr  010  E  San  Antonio 
Sarmiento  G,  groc  1019  S  Santa 
Fe 

Sarmiento,  Perez  &  Go,  shoes  515 

S  Stanton 
Sartorius  Oton,  broker  404  Mills 
bldg 

Satterlee  Nettie  E  Miss,  osteopath 

513  Mills  bldg 
Sawyer  Maurice  M,  bakery  2312 
Co{)per 

Sayklay  Aziz,  confccty  405  S  Stan- 
ton 

Savklev  Bros.  [W  A  J  A)  soft 
drinks  407  S  El  Paso 


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SAYLES  ALLEN,  asst  cshr  El  Pa- 
vso  Brancli,  Federal  Reserve 
Bank  of  Dallas,  321  First  Natl 
Bank  bldg- 
Scales  T  \V,  ins  802  iMills  bldg 
Scarborough  Harry  L,  groo  3500 
Idalia 

Scarborough  M,  lawyer  419  Ga- 

ples  bldg 
Schacker  \Vm  J,  plumber  21 H 

San  Jacinto 
Schaefer    Fredk,    drugs    216  N 

Stanton 

Sc ballet  Amalia  B  Mrs,  groc  610 

S  Campbell 
Scheuer  David,  clothing  520  S  El 

Paso 

Schneider  Bros,  (H  M  &  T  G)  groc 

500  Mesa  av 
Schneider  Henry  G,  meat  mkt  506 

Mesa  av 

Schreirier  Wade  W,  city  plumb- 
ing inspector 

Schroeder  Herman  W,  ins  405 
Mills  bldg 

Schuck  Ghas,  groc  1606  E  Boule- 
vard 

Schugt  Henry  M,  phys  2  More- 
house blk 

Schuler  Jno  G,  dentist  204  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

Schulte  Elizabeth  Mrs,  groc  2200 
Myrtle  av 

Schuster  Bernard,  real  est  814 
Mills  bldg 

Schuster  Bros.  A  W  Schuster  sec- 
treas  mdse  brokers  108  W  San 
Antonio 

Schuster  Leo  R.  real  est  814  Mills 
bldg 

Schuster  Stephen  A,  phys  Provi- 
dence Hospital 

Schutz  Max,  mfrs  agt  616  Martin 
bldg 

Schutz  Sol  G,  mfrs  agt  516  Mar- 
tin bldg 

Schuvler  P  V  R,  auto  livery  305 
Mills 

SCHWABE  SIG  N,  vice-pres  ana 
cs  lir    Border    National  Bank 
Texas  cor  Stnnton 
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Scott  Sales  &  Realty  Go,  A  R  Scott 

mgr  424  Mills  bldg 
Scott  Vulcanizing  Go,  M  H  Boom- 
er prop  318  Texas 
SCROGGS   T  C,   pres  American 
Trust  &  Savings  Bank  El  Paso 
se  cor  San  Antonio 
Seay-Granfil'l-Graham   Go,   W  G 
Holloway   304   Two  Republics 
bldg 

SECURITY  BANK  &  TRUST  CO, 

G  'SI  Harvey  pres,  G  G  Hender- 
son vice-pres  and  chairman  of 
board,  L  J  Gilchrist  vice-pres, 
G  L  Ezell  vice-pres,  J  Harry 
Henderson  cshr,  Mesa  av  cor 
Mills 

Security  Gigar  Go.  (Max  Hirsch  B 

A  Kline)  202  Mills 
Security  Loan  &  Jewelry  Go,  A 

Schwartz  mgr  106  S  El  Paso 
Security  Mortgage  &  Gattle  Loan 
Go.  G  L  Ezell  sec  Mesa  av  cor 
Mills  . 

Security  Realty  Go.    (J  R  Ellis) 

409  First  Nat  Bank  bldg 
Segall  Optical  Go,    (J  R  Segall) 

106  Texas 
Seggerman  E  M  &  Roy,  garage 

118  N  Kansas 
Seijas  Felip^},  lawyer  203  Gaples 
bldg 

Selman  Audit  Go,  (J  F  Selman 
Geo  W  Eggleston)  accountants 
319  Tust  bldg 

Semple  R  G  Go.  R  G  Semple  mgr 
roofers  1614  E  Missouri 

Sepulveda  F,  groc  3123  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Serrano  M.  groc  810  Tays 
Serum  Antonio  E,  watchmkr  16 

Morgan  bldg 
Service  Oil  Gorporalion.  W  G  Por- 

terheld    sec-treas    316  Trust 

bldu- 

SEWARD    F   W,    pres  Western 
Metal    Manulacturuig   Go.  6th 
'   cor  St  Vrain 

Shaar  Antonio,  whol  dry  gds  311 

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Shaar  Josef,  groc  311  S  Slanton 
Shaar  Luis.  l)illiar<ls  3t7  S  Stan- 
ton 

Shaai'  Nicolas,  groc  221  S  Stan- 
ton 

Sh.-itr.M- Oliver  J.  dentist  313  Mills 
bldg 


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Sfjalhoub  Jos  M,  dry  gds  912  S 
El  Paso 

Shalhoub  MichI,  groc  203  S  Stan- 
ton 

Shamalcy  A  A.  groc  900  S  El  Paso 

SHARP  -  ELLIOTT  MANUFAC- 
TURING CO,  H  S  Burwell  pres 
and  mgr,  Joe  F  Zinkler  sec  and 
treas,  D  G  Maclver  sales  mgr, 
macaroni,  spagtietti,  vermicel- 
li, egg  noodles,  aqua  ammonia, 
bluing  1801-1803  ^lyrtle  av 

Sharp  Wm  S,  phys  404  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Shay  Isaac  F,  dry  gds  421  S  El 
Paso 

Shearman  Hog  Co,  fN  T  &  G  P 
Shearman)   4105  Bliss 

Sheehan-Xorth  Co,  fJ  P  Sheehan 
C  L  North)  building  material 
324  Mills  bldg 

Sheffler  Mfg  Co.  \V  J  Sheffler 
mgr  411  E  Boulevard 

Shehady  x\nnie  Mrs,  curios  106 
San  Francisco 

Shelby  Shoe  Co.  W  L  Shelby  sec- 
•treas  312  S  El  Paso 

SHELDON  CAFE,  Sheldon  Co 
props,  Pioneer  Plaza 

SHELDON  CO  THE,  Burt  Orn- 
dorff  pres,  Julius  Krakauer 
sec,  props  and  operators  Hotel 

.    ShT'ldon.  Pioneer  Plaza 

SHELDON  HOTEL,  Burt  Orndorff 
mgr  C  C  Dyer  asst  mgr.  Pio- 
neer Plaza 

Sheldon  Jas  C,  groc  512  N  Stan- 
ton 

Sheldon  Jewelry  Co.  Lsaac  Gatteg- 
no  prop  209  X  Oregon 

Shelton  l^ugene  A,  postmaster 

Shel  ton-Payne  Arms  Co.  W  H 
Shelton  pres  317  Texas 

Sheridan  Jos,  tailor  314  S  Or- 
egon 

Sherrod  O  S,  confecty  407  S  Vir- 
ginia 

Shoe   Hospital,   Mrs  L   L  Gobel 

mgr  308  Mesa  av 
Shrewsbury  Albert  E,  soft  drinks 

3003  Alameda  av 
SHUTES  W  R,  prop  Kl  Piano  Co, 

215  Texas 
Sierra  L.  groc  109  S  Lee 
Silberberg    Hros.    (Robt   &  Abr) 

jewelers  200  T«^\as 


Silberg  &  Feiner.  clothing  218  E 
San  Antonio 

SILK  SHOP  THE,  Wm  Fishman 
prop,  silks,  dress  goods  and 
velvets,  215  N  Stanton 

Silva  Cervantes  &  Co,  brokers  216 
Trust  bldg 

Silva  G,  groc  81 H  S  Kansas 

Silva  Jose,  groc  1020  S  Campbell 

Silva  Julia  Mrs,  groc  1101  S 
Campbell 

Silver  Cycle  Oil  Co.  W  C  Porter- 
field  sec-treas  516  Trust  bldg 

Silver  Louis,  lawyer  220  Trust 
bldg 

Silver  Mountains  Metals  Co,  Jno 
H  McCutcheon  mgr  308  Trust 
bldg 

Silverman  Sam  Co.  clothing  525  S 
El  Paso 

Simmons  Co,  F  Hellweg  sales  mgr 
bed  mfrs  Bassett  av  cor  Lau- 
rel 

Simmons  Hardware  Co,  \V  F 
Crooks  agt  205  Mills  bldg 

Simon  Bros,  (Thos.  Albert  &  Tar- 
rifT)  hdw  618  S  El  Paso 

Simon  Sidney,  genl  mdse  314  S 
El  Paso 

Simon  &.  Tomey,  soft  drinks  425 

E  2d 

Sinclair  Refming  Co.  M  F  Schnei- 
der agt  oils  1125  Texas 

Sing  Wo  Lung  &  Co,  Lee  Ling 
mgr  Chinese  mdse  400  S  Or- 
egon 

Singer  Jacob  S.  rubber  tires  & 

r  e  p  r  s  4102  Alameda  a  \- 
Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  S  S 

Miller  mgr  205  S  El  Paso 
Sisniega    l^'ederico.    lawyer  522 

First  Xat  Bank  bldg 
Skrobanek  Rudolph  J.  cigars  322 

E  San  Antonio 
SLATER  H  D,  ed  El  Paso  Herald. 

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SLAUGHTER  ELECTRIC  &  MA- 
CHINE CO,  K  K  an.i  \\  L 
Slaughter^  electrical  machin- 
ery and  supplies,  electricians 
and  enpinetM's.  manufacturers 
of  motor  and  armature  coils, 
motor  rewinding,  machine  shop 
'iO()  San  l''raneis(N) 

Sloan  Pjili'a  A  Mrs.  cigars  Court 
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SMALL  WARREN  D,  vice-pres  El 
Paso  I'oundry  Machine  Go, 
500  San  Francisco  plant  1800 
K  San  Antonio 

SMALL  W  N,  pres  and  genl  mgr 
El  Paso  Foundry  &  Machine  Co, 
500  San  Francisco,  plant  1800 
E  San  Antonio 

Smallhorst  David  E.  phys  404 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Smelter  Hospital.  L  G  Wither- 
spoon  phvs  in  charge  Smelter 

Smiley  J  E  Candy  Co,  4102  Pera 

Smith  Breedlove,  lawyer  522  Mills 
bldg 

Smith  Carl  Lee,  phys  327  First 
Nat  Bank  bids: 

SMITH  DeKYLE,  china,  glass- 
ware, kitchen  ware,  107-109  N 
Stanton 

Smith  D  K,  whol  crackers  &  con- 
fecty  409  S  Santa  Fe 

Smith  F  L,  photog  305  N  Oregon 

Smith  Geo  F,  phys  516  S  Stanton 

Smith  Jos  B.  importer  &  exporter 
618  First  Xat  Bank  bldg 

Smith  Juan,  lawyer  410  First  Nat 
Bank  bldg 

Smith  J  H  &  Sons,  real  est  410 
First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

SMIJH  MACHINE  CO,  (J  G  Oechs- 
ner)  general  machine  work, 
automobile  parts  manufactured 
and  repaired,  cylinder  grind- 
ing, 31 1  S  Kansas 

Smith  Royall  G,  lawy^  519  Ga- 
plos  blrig 

SMITH  W  H,  pres  Venus  Cream- 
ery Co.  1  4  20  Texas 


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Willis  R,  phys  514  Martin 
A,  dentist  518  Martin 
Cooper,  brokers  111  N 


Scarborough,  brokers 


real  est  701  Two  Republics 
bldg 

Snell  Machine  Works,  (H  T  &  W 
T  Snell)  220  N  Piedras 

Snider  Geo  W.  cshr  Aetna  Life 
Insurance  Co,  903-904  Mills 
bldg 

Snider  Jac.  sec  hd  clothing  705  S 
El  Paso 

Sochat  tlyman.  whol  clothing  310 

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Socorro  Farms  Co,  O  A  Daniel- 
son  sec  lOG  E  San  Antonio 

Soler  Francisco,  phys  607^  S  El 
Paso 

Sol  is  Juana  Mrs,  groc  1012  San 
Jacinto 

Solis  Rodolfa,  groc  3914  Alameda 
Sollie-Petei'S  Furniture  Co,  P  D 

Peters  mgr  501  E  San  Antonio 
Soltero  E,  groc  309  W^  7th 
Soltero  Jose,  groc  3421   E  San 

Antonio 

Sorcini  Braulio,  barber  HIE  4th 
Rafael,  barber,  711  S  El 


Archie  B,  cigars  101  S  El 


Sorcini 
Paso 
Sorrels 
Paso 

Soto  G,  groc  711  San  Jacinto 
Soto  Isauro,  groc  701  S  St  Vrain 
Sotol  Products  Co.  O  J  Allen  sec- 

treas  Old  Fort  Bliss 
Southern  Baptist  Sanatorium.  H 
F  Vermillion  supt  J  A  Stand- 
ring  medical  director  East  side 
of  Mt  Franklin  2  miles  north  of 
city 

SOUTHERN  BORDER  MOTOR  CO, 

J  Krakauer  pres.  Lee  Burdick 
vice-pres,  P  C  March  sec  and 
treas.  L  A  Thompson  genl  mgr. 
Republic  Trucks.  Oakland  Mo- 
tor Cars,  Hart-Parr  Tractors. 
Stearns  Farm  Lighting  Plants. 
Oliver  Tractor  Implements,  117 
San  Francisco 

SOUTHWEST  ENGINEERING  CO, 
(Jas  H  Parker.  U  G  Wolfe.  W 
H  Kinnon.  Oliver  B  Dawson,  C 
J  Neel.  J  J  Sullivan),  consult- 
ing civil  and  minini;  ensineers, 
geologists.  304  Mills  bldg 

Southwest  General  Electric  Co.  N 
R  Stansel  mgr  206  San  Fran- 
cisco 

SOUTHWEST  INVESTMENT  CO, 

J  K  Lane  mgr.  iicensctl  broker.-, 
stocks,  bonds,  securities,  oil 
stocks,  lands  and  leases,  mem- 
ber 1-1  Paso  Slock  Exchange. 
111?  X  Orei:(Mi 
SOUTHWEST  OPTICAL  CO,  A  L 
Mainfvs  pi»'s.  R  F  (iibbs  vice- 
pres.  C  ,1  Ostertag  sec  and 
treas.  importers.  exclusiv*^ 
whohvsale  .md  manufacturing 
n)tliei;in<.  6(M-60;)  Mills  bldg 


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SOUTH-WEST  OXWELDING  CO, 

(II  H  Kent,  \V  H  Kent,  J  Otis 
Crawford),  representatives  of 
Oxweil,  expert  welding,  welding 
and  cutting  apparatus  and 
supplies,  aluminum  a  specialty 
306  S  Santa  Fe 

Southwestern  Adjustment  Bureau, 
502  Caples  bldg 

Southwestern  Aerial  Transporta- 
tion Lines  cS:  Aviation  School,  J 
F  de  Villar  mgr  609  Caples  bldg 

Southwestern  Auto  Paint  Co,  (T 
P  Shanahan)  120  W  San  An- 
tonio 

Southwestern  Automobile  Go,  Geo 
E  Wood  sec-treas  120  \V  San 
Antonio 

Southwestern  Cattlemen's  Home 
Assn,  J  W  Brown  mgr  IIH  N 
Oregon 

Southwestern  Commission  Co,  Er- 
nest Gruenewald  mgr  102  Her- 
ald bldg 

Southwestern  Drilling  Co,  J  G 
Robhins  Jr  mtrr  613  Caples  bldg 

SOUTHWESTERN  ELECTRIC  & 
MACHINE  CO  (Inc),  L  G  Had- 
iey  pres.  D  J  I\[cCanne  sec,  elec- 
tricaU  and  mechanical  engin- 
eers, motor  generators,  storage 
batteries,  auto  cylinder  grind- 
ing, machine  shop,  302  -  304 
San  Francisco 

SOUTHWESTEt^N  ENGINEERING 
&  SUPPLY  CO,  J  C  Ballagh 
pres  and  mgr,  P  E  Warren 
sales  mgr,  machinery,  design- 
ing and  installing  mining  and 
mechanical  engineers,  engines, 
hoists,  oil  well  equipment,  506- 
508  San  Francisco 

Southwestern  Fuel  &  Feed  Co,  F 
B  Ezell  sec-treas  1300  E  iMis- 
souri 

Southwestern  Investment  Co,  T  M 
Mayfield  sec-treas  611  First 
Nat  Bank  bldg 

Southwestern  Laboratories,  J  M 
Aboussleman  prop  barbers  sup- 
plies 120  San  Jacinto 

Southwestern  Oil  Development 
Co,  Roht  Rae  genl  mgr  303 
Martin  bldg 

Southwesforn  Planing  Mill  Co,  J 
M  Crawfor<l  prop  E  Missouri 
cor  Dallas 


Southwestern  Plating  Works, 
Amador  Delgadillo  prop  1014 
Texas 

SOUTHWESTERN  PORTLAND 
CEMENT  CO,  C  Leonardt  pres.  I 
C  Boettclier  vice-pres,  C  G  Mer- 
rill vice-pres,  O  J  Binford  sec 
and  supt,  James  C  McNary 
treas,  H  G  Swearingen  genl 
sales  mgr,  sales  olFice  610-611 
Mills  bldg 

Southwestern  Products  Co.  Frank 
H  Hicks  sec-treas  whol  genl 
mdse  402  Mills  bldg 

SOUTHWESTERN  SHEET  MET- 
AL WORKS,  A  Janke  &  Sons 
props,. mfrs  skylights,  cornices, 
tanks,  sheet  metal  work,  ag- 
ents Round  Oak  Moistair  Heat- 
ing System,  2008  Magollm  av 

Southwestern  Steamship  Agency. 
R  R  Bowie  agt  329  First  Nat 
Bank  bldg 

Southwestern  Tularosa  Basin  Oil 
&  Refining  Co,  J  H  Grant  sec- 
treas  500  Trust  bldg 

SOUTHWESTERN  WRECKING 
CO  THE  (Inc),  J  C  Ballagh 
pres  and  mgr,  P  E  Warren 
sales  mgr,  mining,  milling, 
powder  and  electrical  machin- 
ery, pipe,  rail  and  structural 
steel,  oil  well  equipment,  506- 
508  San  Francisco 

Spence  F  A,  real  est  320  E  San 
Antonio 

Sperry  Hutchinson  Co,  E  W 
Bowden  mgr  207  N  Stanton 

Spillyard  Jesse  F,  groc  1710  F. 
Boulevard 

Spinner  Carl,  groc  501  Texas 

SPRINGER  CHAS  E,  sales  agent 
Toledo  Scale  Co.  Hobart  Mfg 
Go,  American  Slicing  .Machine 
Go,  McCrav  Refrigerator  Co. 
359  Mvrtle  av 

Squires  Henry  S,  phys  208  Mon- 
tana 

Squires  &  Stearns,  garage  132  N 
Florence 

St  Anthony  Hotel.  Mrs  F  M  Mac- 
donald  i)rop  31  U  E  Overland 

St  Charles  Hotel,  Mrs  Barbara 
Rogers  mgr  303  ^  S  El  Paso 

St  Clair  Hotel.  Mrs  Mae  Smith 
prop  310*  S  El  Paso 


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INGS and  FARM  HOUSES.    Write  for  Catalogues  and  Prices, 
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St  Elmo  Hotel.  Mrs  Corda  Lowry 

prop  345^  Mvrtle  av 
St  .)os(»pli.s  Acadoniv,  700  N  El 

Paso 

ST  MARK'S  HOSPITAL,  Emily 
Dana  Oreene  siLipt,  a  general 
hospital  for  women  and  chil- 
dren. 1001  E  Nevada 

ST  REGIS  HOTEL,  Ed  Connery 
mgr,  Dave  Hunter  asst  mgr,  N 
Oregon  cor  Main  opp  San  Ja- 
cinto Plaza 

Stalker  Jno  D,  florist  405  Mesa 

Stallard  Chas  J,  billiards  215* 
Texas 

Standard  Auto  &.  Machine  Works, 
L  A  Couch  mgr  301  W  San  An- 
tonio 

Standard  Auto  Painting  &  Trim- 
ming Go,  Bernardo  Garnica 
prop  504  S  Oregon 

Standard  Bottle  Co.  E  L  Forti  mgr 
3921  Alameda  av 

Standard  Furniture  Co,  (Louis 
(loldhloom)  221  S  Stanton 

Standard  Grocerv  Co,  Dean  R 
Clark  sec-treas  208  Mills 

Standard  Lumber  Co,  E  M  Rum- 
sey  mgr  1022  Mills  bldg 

Standard  IMetal  &  Welding  Works, 
C  H  McChesney  mgr  305  W 
San  Antonio 

Standard  Uniform  Co,  J  S  Wolf 
prop  C  Buckler  blk 

Stanton   ^Marvin  lawyer  401 

Canles  bldg 

STAR  AUTO  WRECKING  CO, 
■  Harry  Hellerstein.  Philip  Pol- 
lakolT),  buy,  sell  and  exchange 
cars  and  i)arts  of  all  kinds, 
C(>pp<M\  brass,  zinc,  lead  and 
rubber.   400  W  Overland 

St.'ir  Drug  Co,  J  R  Hunter  prop 
108  M  San  Antonio 

Star  Fish  Co.  .Mrs  M  E  Maher 
prop  New  City  Market 

Star  Furniture  Co,  (Chas  I  How- 
ard) 509  ]•]  San  Antonio 

Star  Hotel,  Mrs  Dora  E  Williams 
prop  opp  Union  Depot 

Star  Theatre.  Silvio  Lacoma  prop 
702  S  J:1  Paso 

Stark  Hai-ry  H.  phys  301  Roberts- 
Banner  iddg 

stark  Saml.  groc  010  S  El  Paso 

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Chamber  of  Commerce  bids 
STATE  NATIONAL  BANK,   C  R 

Morehead  pres.  Joseph  Magof- 
fin vice-pres,  C  N  Bassett  vice- 
pres,  Geo  D  Florv  vice-pres,  R 
W  McAfee  cshr,  G  M  Nebeker 
asst  cshi:,  San  Antonio  cor  Or- 
egon 

Staten  Burleson,  phys  205  Gaples 
bldg 

Staudt  Gus  W,  soft  drinks  814 
Texas 

Stearns  Farm  Lighting  Plants, 
Southern  Border  Motor  Co  117 
San  Francisco 

Steele  DeWitt  B,  tailor  421  N  Or- 
egon 

Stefano  Juan,  whol  groc  1000  S 
El  Paso 

Stein  &  Hippocrates,  confecty  401 
■  N  Oregon 

Stein  Wm,  rest  604  San  Francis- 
co 

Stenographic  Service  Co,  F  M 
Lassiter  prop  210  Caples  bldg 

Stepp  Wm  F,  barber  304  N  Stan- 
ton 

STERCHI  BROS  FURNITURE  CO, 

(Inc!.  E  H  Sterchi  pres,  J  C 

Sterchi  vice-pres,  J  W  Davis 

sec  and  treas.  whol  and  retail 

furniture,    carpets,  linoleum. 

stoves  and  ranges,  202-204  San 

Francisco,  Phone  75  2 
Sternau  Julius,  mdse  broker  321 

Mills  bldg 
Stevens    Branwell    F,    phys  304 

Roberts-Banner  bldg 
Stevens  Chas  B.  real  est  102  Pio- 

ncfM'  Plaza 
STEVENS  HORACE  B,  real  estate. 

insuranit\    Mills   bldg,  ground 

ll(n>r 

STEVENS  H  L,  engineer  and  con- 
tract t(U'.  ice  making  and  refrig- 
erating machinery,  ice  factory 
sui)plies.  212-214  W  Overland 

Stevens  Jno  D.  dentist  407  Mar- 
tin bldg 

Stevens  May  O.  mgr  Public  Sten- 
(•graphi(t  Fxchange  notarv  209 
Mills  bldg 

St(^veiis  llich  U.  r(»al  est  8  Stevens 
bldg 

Strvensuii  Fred  V..  mininsr  423 
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S(ovcrison  HtM'bert  E,  phys  620  N 
Oregon 

Stewart  Bros,  (R  A  &  R  R)  den- 
tists 1  Coles  bldg 

Stewart  Land  Corporation,  F  R 
McKay  sec-treas  Sheldon  Hotel 

Stewart  Morton  B,  mechanical 
eng  1112  Mills  bldg 

Stewart  Title  Guaranty  Co,  M  A 
Vogel  mgr  312  Gaples  bldg 

Stewart  \Vm  N,  phys  2011  N  Flor- 
ence 

Stewart  &  Crawford,  rentals  22c 
Smelter 

Still  Ralph  W,  C  S  practitioner 

422  Mills  bldg 
Stocks  Chas  E.  groc  606  N  Oregon 
Stockton  Hotel,  E  H  Reisor  prop 

109i  San  Jacinto 
Stolaroff  Joa<iuin,  dry  gds  322  E 

Overland 
Stoll  S  G,  auto  reprs  309  S  Ochoa 
Stoll  &  Jones  Motor  Go,  601  Texas 
Stone  Henry  B  &  Go,  real  est  409 

Gaples  bldg 
Stone  &  Webster,  J  B  White  supt 
*   constructing  engrs  301  Martin 

bldg 

STORMS  D,  lawyer,  notary  public, 
(formerlv  city  and  county  at- 
torney), 3Q4-30D  Security  Bank 
bldg,  226  Mesa  av 

Strasser  Chas,  sign  painter  16 
Buckler  blk 

STRATTON  ^  E,  gonl  mgr  Tri- 
St'ate  Telephone  Co,  510  Texas 

Strauss  Emil,  dry  gds  118  S  Or- 
egon 

Strauss  Realty  Co.  :Morton  Strauss 
pres  P  Houston  vice-pres  Vir- 
gil Travlor  sec  Raynolds  bldg 

Strayer  A  J,  sah^s  agt  National 
Cash  Register  Co,  361  Myrtle  av 

Strephans  Chas,  confecty  402  E 
San  Antonio 

Strickland  B  M,  public  stenog  431 
First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Strong  Elmer  D,  phys  518  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

Stuart  W  F,  photog  12  Morehouse 
blk 

Stuckey  Noel  E,  drugs  2500  Fed- 

Stuir  Saml  W.  barber  209  Mills 
bldg 

Sturdovant-Swayze,  welders  709 
Brown 


Sturmer  Olive  James  iNIrs,  milli- 
nery 224  Mesa  av 

Suarcz  A,  groc  3729  E  San  An- 
tonio 

Sugar  Louis  D,  dry  gds  518  S  El 

Paso 

Sugarman  Supply  Go,  Benj  Katz 
mgr  installment  gds  403  S  El 
Paso 

Sullivan  David,  ins  city  treasurer 

304  Mills  bldg 
SULLIVAN  MAUD  D,  librarian  El 

Paso  Public  Library,  Carnegie 

Square 

SULLIVAN  J  J,  (Southwest  En- 
gineering Co),  304  Mills  bldg 

Sullivan  Machinery  Co,  R  S  Wei- 
ner  mgr  506  Mills  bldg 

SULLIVAN  VERNON  L,  M  Am  Soc 

C  E,  consulting  engineer,  su- 
pervising, designing,  financing, 
construction,  701  Mills  bldg 

Summit  Hotel,  (Mrs  Helen  Baker 
Mrs  M  E  Dixon)  112  E  Missouri 

Sun  Drug  Co,  R  F  Love  mgr  201 
Texas 

Sunny   Crest   Sanatorium.    G  M 

Ramirez  mgr  2431  Tremont 
Sunset  Paint  Co.  E  M  Champlin 

mgr  407  Texas 
Sunshine  Oil  Corporation.  Roy  D 

Barnum    sec-treas    502  Trust 

bldg 

Surprise  Produce  Co.  414  S  San- 
ta Ee 

SUTTON  R  B,  vice-pres  and  mgr 
Hills-Sutton  Co,  Myrtle  av  cor 
Laurel 

Suzuki  Teiji  billiards  404  S  El 
Paso 

Swain  Eli.  groc  3513  Alameda  av 
Swain  Harry,  hatter  109  Texas 
Swansen  Brokerage  Co,  528  First 

Nat  Bank  bldg 
Swanson  W  F,  tailor  1900  Magof- 

hn  av 

Swatt  Louis,  dry  gds  704  S  El 
Paso 

SWEARINGEN  H  C,  g.Mil  sal.v-^ 
mgr  Southweslera  Portland  Ce- 
ment Co.  610-611  Mills  bldg 

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San  Antonio 
Swift   Messenger  Service,    (A  R 

Collins  S  G  McWhorter)  205 

Mills 

Swift  &  Co.  J  S  Thompson  whol 
meats  217  S  Kansas 

Swindler  Geo  C,  groc  822  E  Mis- 
souri 

Tabison  I,  barber  2324^  Magoffin 
Taboada  A  G  Mrs,  feed  3001  Al- 
ameda av 

TADLOCK  A  U,  traffic-transpor- 
tation dept,  El  Paso  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  310  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Takagoober  Peanut  Co,  (W  M 
Stockwell)  148  N  Florence 

Talamantes  D,  groc  rear  508  E 
4  th 

Talamantes  Juan,  shoemkr  716  S 
Stanton 

Talbert  &  Co,  C  T  Talbert  mgr 
stocks  and  bonds  basement 
First  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Talpis  Isaac  M,  men's  furnish- 
ings 205  E  San  Antonio 

Talpis  J  H,  clothing  216  E  San 
.  Antonio 

Tamariz  Francisco,  barber  604  S 
El  Paso 

Tappan  Jno  W,  phys  314  Mills 

bldg 

Tarrant  &  Pease,  auto  reprs  215 
W  San  Antonio 

Taufenback  Fred  H,  jeweler  4 
^lorehouse  blk 

Taylor  Realty  Co,  real  est  503 
Martin  bldg 

Taylor  &  Smith,  mdse  brokers  6 
Chamber  of  Commerce  bldg 

Tcllez  .Joaquin,  groc  400  San  Ja- 
cinto 

Temple  David  D,  lawver  309  Trust 
bldg 

Teran  Antonio,  groc  1016  S  Stan- 
ton 

Teran  Lorenzo,  barber  815  E  3d 
Terrace  Improvement  Co.  Jas  L 

]Marr  sec  304  E  San  Antonio 
Terrazas  C,  groc  1000  Tays 
Terrazas  F.  shoemkr  3608  E  San 

Antonio 

Terrazas  G,  groc  1007  S  Santa  Fe 
Tex-Lou  Petroleum  Co.  G  J  Har- 
ris sec-treas  911  Mills  bldg 


Texas  Auto  Co,  (T  P  Shanahan) 

407  Myrtle  av 
Texas    Auto   Wrecking    Co,  Jac 

Bromberg  prop  200  S  Hammett 

blvd 

TEXAS  BANK  &  TRUST  CO.  con- 
solidated with  First  National 
Bank 

Texas  Bottling  Works,  Francisco 
Gonzalez  prop  520  Park 

Texas  Cleaning  Works,  C  L  Ross 
prop  912  Texas 

TEXAS  COMPAIMY  THE,  A  F  Fe- 
gan  lubricating  representative, 
L  H  Daniel  genl  assistant, 
petroleum  and  its  products,  405 
Martin  bldg 

Texas  Electrical  Supply  Co,  (G  E 

Heffler)  204  Texas 
Texas  Furniture  Co,  ^'Louis  Rob- 
bins)  406  S  El  Paso 
Texas   Grand   Hotel,   Mrs   L  W 

Woods  prop  419  Texas 
Texas   Land  &   Building   Co,  G 

Thompson  pres  314  Trust  bldg 
Texas  Mortgage  Co,  Geo  W  Smith 

sec-treas  302  Mesa 
Texas-New    Mexico  Investment 

Co,  J  C  Robbins  Jr  mgr  613 

Caples  bldg 
Texas  Oil  Exchange,  F  J  Trafton 

sales  mgr  110  Sheldon 
Texas  Oil  Investment  Co,  Chas  E 

Zahn  mgr  11 H  N  Oregon 
Texas  Optical  Co,  Manuel  Olivares 

prop  528}  S  El  Paso 
Texas  Petroleum  Co.  L  H  Pen- 
ney sec-treas  501  Martin  bldg 
Texas  Photo  Co.  Leandro  F  Hucr- 

to  prop  316  S  El  Paso 
Texas    Purchasing    Co.  How^ard 

Huffman  mgr  6  Coles  bldg 
Texas  Ranger  Cons  Oil  Co.  Homer 

C  Herscli  sec  721  Caples  bids: 
Texas  State  School   of  Mines 

^Metallurgy.  S  H  Worrell  dean 

K(M-bev  cor  Randolph 
Texas  Sulphur  Co,  C  A  Hotchkiss 

mgr  302  Trust  bldsr 
Texas  Tavern.  (Geo  &  C  E  Dean) 

315  W  Missouri 

Texas  Trunk  Mfg  Co,  Karl  C  Cop- 
enhav(M'  \n'^^^  71  i  S  Piedras 

Texas  TiuHpioise  Co.  A  D  Hudson 
mgr  305  San  Francisco 


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Tliackcr  Isaac  N,  accountant  706 

.Mills  hhl'r^ 
THACKER  &  BACA,  (J  A  Thack- 

or,  C  Baca,  Jr),  wholesale  dry 

goods,  213  S  Oregon,  P  O  Box 

363 

Thode-Sherrod  Lumber  Co,  Benj 
Therrod  mgr  Texas  cor  Wil- 
liams 

THERMO  BOILER  CO,  L  P  Mc- 

Ghesney  pres  and  mgr,  manu- 
facturers of  McChesney  Ther- 
mo Boiler,  Super-Heater  and 
Pronto  Heater  for  fire  box  con- 
nections, welding,  2525  E 
Boulevard,  Phone  2393 
Therry  Edw,  confecty  315  S  El 
Paso 

THIEL     DETECTIVE  SERVICE 

CO,  M  F  Bennett  mgr,  414  First 
Natl  Bauk  bldg 

Thomas  Chas,  phys  304  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Thomas  Geo  N,  phys  516  Mills 
bldg 

Thomas  Motor  Co,  Fred  A  Ander- 
son sec  112  \V  Overland 

Thomas  Paul  D,  lawyer  631  First 
Nat  Bank  bldg 

Thomas-Pease  Motor  Co,  G  F 
Foster  mgr  811  Mesa  av 

Thomas  &  Tramble,  groc  2101 
Olive 

.Thompson  Ernest  B,  phys  216 
Mills  bldg 

TJiompson  Grocery  Co,  J  W 
Thompson  mgr  408  N  Oregon 

Thompson  Howard,  phys  147  N 
St  Vrain 

THOMPSON  L  A,  genl  mgr  South- 
ern Border  Motor  Co,  117  San 
Francisco 

Thompson  N  A,  real  est  300  Trust 
bldg 

Thomson  Geo  S  Go,  mfrs  agts  104 
S  Leon 

Thomson  R  J,  phys  3507  Hueco 
Thorman  Otto  H,  architect  724 

First  Nat  Bank  bldg 
THORN  WM  D,  vice-pres  Venus 

Creamery  Co.  1  420  Texas 
THORNHILL  BERTHA  C,  llorist. 

cut    llowers,    funeral  designs, 

plants.  Stanton  cor  Myrtle  av 
Threadgill  Texas  Mrs,  groc  1310 

N  Copia 


DeLacie  mgr  E 
Magoffin  av 
T.  horseshoer 


Thurmond  A  S,  lawyer  325  Trust 
bldg 

Thurston  &  Grider,  (T  A  Thurs- 
ton G  IM  Grider)  accountants 
304  City  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Tickle  Beverage  &  Mfg  Co,  E  K 
Lyons  mgr  90^  N  Piedras 

TIMES  THE,  see  El  Paso  Morn- 
ing Times 

Tinoco  Miguel  A,  foreign  ex- 
change 603  Martin  bldg 

Todd  Protectograph  Sales  Co, 
Sheldon  Hotel  bldg 

TOLEDO  SCALE  CO,  Chas  E 
Springer  sales  agent,  359  Myr- 
tle av 

Tolentino  F,  groc  1018^  S  Santa 

Fe 

Tolson  J  D,  confecty  3019  Ala- 
meda av 

Toltec  Club,  W  F 
San  Antonio  & 

Toohey  Timothy 
2015  Myrtle  av 

TOOLEY  W  L,  vice-pres  First 
National  Bank.  109-117  San 
Antonio  cor  Oregon 

Topeka  House,  Mrs  Irene  Kent 
prop  212*  S  Oregon 

TORIC  OPTICAL  CO,  F  H  Braun, 
E  A  Ghaber),  Optometrists  and 
Opticians,  kodak  finishing  and 
supplies,  201  Mills,  i 
West  of  P  O 

Tornillo  Townsite  Co.  G  J 
sec  100  E  San  Antonio 

Torres  Adrian,  groc  801  E 

Torres  Aurelio,  groc  1017  S  San- 
ta Fe 

Torres  Goncepcion,  photog  3014^ 
Magoffin  av 

Torres  Ignacio,  phys  1121  Ariz- 
ona 

Torres  Jesus,  groc  1001  Park 
Tortugas  Oil  &  Gas  Go.  J  G  Rob- 
bins  Jr  pres  613  Gaples  bldg 
TRACHTENBERG  K,  prop  El  Pa- 
so Auto   Wrecking  Go,   325  S 
Leon 

Train  Control  Appliance  Go.  M  B 
lUilla  pres  209  Gaples  bldg 

Travelers  Hotel,  G  J  Slallard  prop 
129 A  San  Francisco 

Trias  (1  B  \'  Go.  nuuii^v  exi'hange 
61  4  A  S  i  :i  Maso 


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and  genl  inpr,  J  \V  Kirkpatrick 
vico-pres.  Clias  Montt'ort  sec 
and  treas,  automobile,  truck 
and  tractor  supplies  and  acces- 
sories, 425-427  W  San  Antonio 

TRI- STATE  ASSOCIATION  OF 
CREDIT  MEN,  T  E  Blanchard 
sec,  credit  reporting-  and  ad- 
justments, 620-21-22  Gaples 
bldg 

TRI-STATE  BEVERAGE  CO,  R  W 

Long  pres  and  genl  mgr,  mfrs 
of  specialty  beverages,  Frutas 
cor  Stevens 

Tri-State  Grocery  Co-,  G  E  Min- 
nick  sales  mgr  801  Texas 

Tri-State  Hotel,  A  J  Campbell 
jM'Op  il5i  \V  San  Antonio 

Tri-State  Motor  Co,  G  L  Pelham 
mgr  320  \V  San  Antonio 

Tri-State  Securities  Co,  W  B  Wil- 
liams mgr  403  Raynolds  bldg 
TRI-STATE  TALKING  MACHINE 

CO,  (W  T  Blackwell).  Victor 
victrolas,  Columbia  grafonolas 
and  Brunswick  phonographs 
and  records,  309  N  Oregon, 
:\Iills  bldg 

Yhl-STATE  TELEPHONE  CO, 
Wal.ter  Prager  asst  sec  and  asst 
treas.  G  E  Stratton  genl  mgr 
510  Texas 

Tri-Stato  Tractor  &  Implement 
Co,  (J  W  Kirkpatrick)  320  W 
San  Antonio 

Triviso  E,  shoemkr  521  S  El  Paso 

Trivizo  F.  shoemaker  400^  S 
Stanton 

TROST  LEO  J,  distributor  Frank- 
lin Motor  Cars,  355-357  Myr- 
tle av 

Trost    &   Trost.    architects  816 

:^Iills  bldg 
TROTTI    L  J,   mgr  Automobile 

Parts  Co,  363-365  Myrtle  av 
Troy  Steam   Laundry   Co,   G  D 

Winder  mgr  1425  Texas 
TRUEBA     DOMINGO,  vice-pres 

Trut'ba-Zo/ava   iinc),  112-118 

W  51  h 


TRUEBA-ZOZAYA  Inc  .  Jose  C 
Zo/.aya  i)res  and  sec,  Domingo 
Trueba  vice-pres,  F  Padilla 
treas,  wholesale  grocers  and 
general  merchandise,  112-118 
W  5th 

TRUSCON  LABORATORIES,  W  A 

E  Woods  dist  mgr,  waterproof- 
ing, floor^  hardener,  paints,  Ol- 
ive cor  Dallas 
TRUSCON   STEEL   CO,   W   A  E 

Woods  dist  mgr,  manufactur- 
ers of  steel  products,  reinforc- 
ing bars  and  mesh,  metal  lath, 
steel  sash.  Olive  cor  Dallas 
Tschantre  Robt,  jeweler  528  S  El 
Paso 

Turner  Jas,  rest  402  S  Oregon 

Turner,  Kemp  &  Goldwell,  real 
est  5  State  Nat  Bank  bldg 

Turner  Stephen  T,  phys  2i2i  E 
San  Antonio 

TURNER  WELDING  CO,  Benj 
Turner  mgr,  welding  supplies 
and  equipment.  600  Texas 

Turney.  Burges,  Culwell,  Holliday 
&  Pollard  lawyers  620  First 
Nat  Bank  bldg 

Tuttle  Paint  &  Glass  Co.  Edw  T 
Byrne  genl  mgr  112  N  Stanton 

Two*^  Republics  Life  Insurance  Go, 
A  H  Rodes  pres  and  genl  mgr 
Two  Republics  blda- 

TYPEWRITER  &  OFFICE  SUP- 
PLY CO,  typewriters  sold,  rent- 
ed, bought,  repaired,  oilice  sup- 
plies, rubber  stamps,  new  and 
rebuilt  typewriters.  New  Mex- 
ico agents  Corona,  Royal  and 
Oliver  typewriters.  216  Mills, 
Opp  New  P  0.  Phone  832 

U  &  J  Carburetor  Sales  Co,  H  G 
Kier  pr(^p   1 1  7  Mills 

U  S  L  BATTERY  SERVICE,  El 
Paso  Battery  ^:  Ignition  Co.  214 
W  San  Antonio 

Ueatum  Pie  Co.  Harlan  *S:  Blalock 
props  2921  Alameda  av 

Uhlig  Oscar,  rest  112  N  Stanton 

Underwood  E  D,  groc  1801  Ken- 
tucky av 

Und(M'wood  TN^pewriter  Co.  W  H 
Rans(Mn  mgr  216  San  Francis- 
co 

UNION  BANK  &  TRUST  CO,  con- 
sol  nla  I  <'d  with  l-irst  .National 
liank 


J.  E.  JOH^DOHL  BOILER  m  S:2EET  IROri  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairinq.     Fluo  Welding  by  Oxy-Acctylene  Pfx)ccss. 
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rnion    Bottling:    Works,     (C  P 

Nicliolson)  409  S  Virginia 
Tnicin  Carbide  Sales  Go,  1st  cor 

5  Kansas 

Union  Clothing  Co,    Benj  Levy 

scc-mgr  200  E  San  Antonio 
Union  Drug.  Co,  (RE  Ross  W  B 

Taylor)  400  E  San  Antonio 
Union  Dye  Works  &  Hat  Hospital, 

K  E   &   S   H   Sandel)    415  N 

Stanton 

Union  Furniture  Co.  CSl  L  Berry- 
hill  F  J  BradleyJ  618  E  San 
Antonio 

Union  Hat  &  Tailoring  Co,  Jos 

•  Apadaca  mgr.  208  S  Stanton 
Union  Mercantile  Co,  A  C  Gon- 

zp.lez  mgr  whol    groc    306  S 

Stanton 

Unique  Theatre,  M  Hervey  prop 

111  S  El  Paso 
United  Cigar  Stores  Co,  B  A  Kline 

6  iMax  Hirsch  mgrs  101  E  San 
Antonio 

United  Grocery  Co.  (R  B  Wallace 
R  F  Yallina)  608  E  San  Antonio 

U  S  Bonded  Warehouse,  S  Santa 
Fe  cor  5th 

U  S  Dept  of  Agriculture,  Bureau 
of  Animal  Industry,  T  A  Bray 
inspector  in  charge  305  Caples 
bldg 

U  S  Dept 'of  Justice.  Bureau  of 
Investigation.  Gus  T  Jones 
special  agt  823  Mills  bldg 

U  S  Immigration  Service.  F  W 

»  Berkshire  supervising  inspec- 
tor 913  Mills  bldg 

U  S  Internal  Revenue  Omce,  W  H 
Black  in  charge  Federal  bldg 

U  S  Marine  Corps  Recruiting  Sta- 
tion, Sergt  P  Athenour  in 
charge  302  Security  Bank  bldg 

U  S  Navy  Recruiting  Station,  2d 
floor  Little  Caples  bldg 

U  S  Reclamation  Service.  L  M 
Lawson  project  mgr  Toltec 
Club  bldg 

U  S  Weather  Bureau,  R  M  Shaver 
observer  710  E  P  &  S  W  bldg 

United  Sugar  Cos,  Edmundo  Sal- 
mon sales  mgr  801  Mills  bldg 

Universal  Car  Co,  J  H  Blackwell 
mgr  821  ^lesa  av 


UNIVERSAL  TIRE  CO,  H  S  Le- 

Gros  prop,  vulcanizing,  tire  re- 
treading   and    repairing,  402 
Myrtle  av 
Urango  L.  groc  12c  Smelter 
Urence    Teroso,    shoemkr  2124 

MagoHin  av 
Urias  Julian,  groc  713  Canal 
Uribe  Manuel,  groc  1119  S  Santa 
Fe 

Urquide  R  G  Mrs,  groc  917  E  4th 
Urrutia  Antonio,  groc  501  E  3d 
Urrutia  Carlos,  groc  419  S  Vir- 
ginia 

Valde^  C  M  Mrs,  groc  301  E  4th 
Valdez  E  J,  groc  3601  Manzana 
Valdez  Jose,  groc  2219  MagolFm 
Valdez  Jose  E,  groc  4200  Durazno 
Valdez  IManuel  R,  groc  419  San 
Jacinto 

Valdez  3,  groc  700  San  Jacinto 
Valdez  &  Son,  groc  300  S  Ham- 
met  t  blvd 
Valencia  Hilario,  tailor     304  N 
Stanton 

Valencia  Juan,  groc  923  E  3d 

Valenzuela  Felix  &  Co,  auto  paint- 
ers 120  E  2d 

Valenzuela  F 

Valenzuela 
Florence 

Valenzuela  T  C, 
sett  av 

Vallejo  Juan  N,  barber  3630 

me  da  av 
Valmont-Tularosa  Basin  Oil  Co, 

J  J  Piatt  sec-treas  Mills  bldg 
Van  Arsdell  Jas  J,  optician  212 

Trust  bldg 
Vance  Jas.  surgeon  314  Mills  bldg 
Vandevere  Wm  E,  phys  317  Mills 

bldg 

Van  Xoy-Interstate  Co.  W  G  Da- 
vis nigr  rest  400  N  Stanton 
Vara    Indalecio,    groc    300  San 

Francisco 
Vargas  Petra  Mrs.    soft  drinks 

303 A  S  Stanton 
Varner  Harry  H,  phys  516  Mills 
bldg 

Danl  groc  807  S  Stanton 
Manuel,  groc  910  S  St 


groc  3200  Pera 
G,  meat  mkt  608  S 

groc  2023  Bas- 

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Vasijurz 
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Vasciuez 


Martin  groc.  807  V.  5th 
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610-C11  Wills  Building 


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V<»alo  Chas  H,  lawyer  30G  Security 

Bank  bld^ 
Vea/.ey  Walter  A,  soft  drinks  206 

S  El  Paso 
Vega   Martin,   barber   4-23   S  El 

Paso 

Vega-Bonilla  Jesus,  groc 

El  Paso 
Velasco  Fred,  ins  601  N 

bell 

Velasco  Jesus  G,  bicycles 

2d 

Velasquez  Teodoro,  tailor  601  S 
Oregon 

Velvet  Ice  Cream  Co,  \V  A  Ranii 
eenl  merr  713  E  Missouri 

VENUS  CREAMERY  CO,  (Inc),  \V 
H  Smith  pres,  \Vm  D  Thorn 
vice-pres.  S  J  Colley  Jr  sec  and 
treas,  mfrs  ice  cream,  sherbets 
and  ices.  1420  Texas 

Venzor  Rafael,  groc  1001  S  Stan- 
ton 

Vera  Porfirio,  billiards  45c  Smel- 
ter 

Verduzco  Luis  Q,  barber  114  San 
Jacinto 

Victor  Hat  &  Clothing  Co,  (Saml 

Lefkowitz)  229  E  San  Antonio 
Victor  Pump  Mfg  Co,  W  J  Piatt 

rep  311  San  Francisco 
Victory  Piston  Ring  Mfg  Co,  J  W 

Kirkpatrick  sec-treas   1100  E 

iMissouri 

Victory  Piston  Ring  Sales  Co,  J 
W  Hearon  sec  102  N  Campbell 

Vidal  Manuel  R,  groc  707  S  El 
Paso 

Viescas  Juan  S,  tailor  103 
Villapando  Antonio,  tailor 
2d 

Villapando  &  Corona, 

330  E  3d 
Villanueva  Enrique, 

Find  ley 
Villareal  Andres,  phys 

bldg 

Villareal  Antonio  J.  mining 

First  Nat  Bank  bldg 
Villars  Geo  &  Co,  men's 

ings  212  N  Stanton 
Villavicencio  Jose,  groc 

SI  an  ton 
Villegas  D.  groc  Stormsville 
Villegas  L.  ^voc  30c  Smelter 
Vinson  Manan  V  Mrs.  groc  Coun- 

tv  l\oa(l  cor  Martint'/  p 


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207  E 


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livery 
3149 
602  Caples 
423 
furnish- 
914  S 


Virden  Harry  B,  photog  319  S  El 
Paso 

Virginia  Thos  H,  confecty  501  S 
Stanton 

Vizcarra  J  G,  rest  420  S  Oregon 
Von  de  Velde  E  A,  confecty  2301 
Dyer 

Vowell  Chas'L,  lawyer  507  Caples 
bldg 

Wabash  Hotel,  Mrs  Annie  Cole 
prop  156  N  Piedras 

Wade  &  Wade,  (Edw  C  &  Edw  G 
Jr)  lawyers  703  Caples  bldg 

WAGGONER  W  H,  asst  cshr  Am- 
erican Trust  &  Savings  Bank, 
El  Paso  se  cor  San  Antonio 

Wagoner  H  B,  art  goods  114  Mills 

WAITE  WILLIS  W,  M  D,  direc- 
tor Grouse  Laboratories,  clini- 
cal pathology,  522  Roberts- 
Banner  bldg 

Wakefield  Craig,  with  Rhein  Spec- 
ialty Agency 

Waldman  &  Carter,  auto  acces- 
sories Montana  cor  Cotton 

Wales  Bert,  groc  4301  Dover 

Walk-Over  Boot  Shop,  E  A  Fox 
mgr  214  E  San  Antonio 

Wallace  Harry  T,  barber  402  San 
Francisco 

Waller  Jno  R,  rest  208  E  2d 

WALLER  JOS  B,  prop  Pioneer 
Marble  &  Granite  W^orks,  3619 
]\Iadera 

Walshe  Robt  C,  lawTer  306  Mills 
bldg 

Walters  &  Durham,  (I  D  Walters 

Ernest  Durham)  autos  216  W 

San  Antonio 
Walthall     &     Gamble,  (Harris 

Walthall  H  R  Gamble)  lawyers 

722  Caples  bldg 
Walz  W  G  Co,  W  G  W^alz  pres 

phonographs  sptg  gds  103  b  El 

Paso 

Ward  Herbert,  drugs  706  N  Stan- 
ton 

Ward  M  V,  lawyer  510  Caples 
bldg 

Ware  Jos  H.  justice  peace  pre- 
cinct No  8 
WARE  V  E,  general  CJ^ntractor, 
buildings,   pavements,  sewers, 
etc,  1  ()  1  4  E  Misscniri 
Ware      Norcop.  vW  B  Ware  A  W 
I      Norcnp^  lawvcrs  5L*J  Mills  bids: 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 

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WARNER  DRUG  CO,  (M  A  War- 
ner), proscription  pharmacists, 
drug-s,  toilet  articles,  etc,  300 
Mesa  av.  OrndorfT  Hotel  bldg 

Warnock  \Vm  J,  dentist  5  More- 
house blk 

Warren  Fredk  W,  dentist  618 
Martin  bld^ 

WARREN  P  E,  sales  mgr  South- 
western Wrecking  Co,  and 
Southwestern  Engineering  & 
Supply  Co,  506-508  San  Fran- 
cisco 

Washington  Hotel,  Mrs  Katharine 
Rothe  prop  32-H  S  El  Paso 

Watkins  Motor  Co,  (Saml  Wat- 
kins)  606  Mesa  av 

Watson  Press,  F  C  Watson  mgr 
205  W  San  Antonio 

Watts  Jas  J,  real  est  307  City 
Nat  Bank  bldg 

Way  Harry  E  Co,  mfrs  agts  301 
Raynolds  bldg 

Weaver-Long  Commission  Brok- 
ers, P  T  Land  mgr  8  Morgan 
bldg 

Webb  Asa  R,  -county  treas  Court 
House 

WEBB  J  WHITNEY,  auditor  Ho- 
tel Paso  del  Norte  Operating 
Co,  S  El  Paso  cor  San  Antonio 

WEEKS  J  F,  lawyer,  505  Caples 
bldg 

Weeks  Walter  R,  phys  1506  N 
Stanton 

Weiler  Leo  &  Co,  real  est  Trust 
bldg 

Wfeinstein  Benj,  clothing  furn  31 1 
E  Overland 

WEISS  I,  vice-pros  Popular  Dry 
Goods  Co 

Welch  Bedding  Co,  W  B  Wilson 
sec  613  S  Ochoa 

WELCH  E  B,  vice-pros  Rogers 
Furniture  Co,  207-211  N  Stan- 
ton 

Welsch  H  Co,  sheet  metal  works, 
Texas  cor  Magnolia 

Werley  Gottloib,  phys  401  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 

WEST  TEXAS  FUEL  CO  (inc  .  G 
P  Putnam  pres  and  msr.  P  E 
Johnson  vice-pros  and  treas. 
Goo  B  Oliver  sec,  coal,  wood, 
hay,  grain,  seeds,  cement  and 
roofing,  Lee  cor  Olive  


West  Texas  Grain  Co,  T  D  Wat- 
kins  &  J  D  Gaither  mgrs  223 
Trust  bldg 

WEST  TEXAS  MOTOR  CO    inf  i , 

A  Bottorff  pres,  P  W  Bittick 
vice-pres  and  treas.  Southwest- 
ern distributors  Havnes  and 
Mitchell  Motor 'Cars.  601  Mon- 
tana 

WEST  TEXAS  SADDLERY  & 
FINDINGS  CO  (Paul  L  Atkin- 
son), harness,  saddlery,  leather 
goods,  shoe  findings,  209-211  S 
Oregon 

WESTERN  BATTERY  &  MAG- 
NETO CO  (H  H  Hays,  A  D 
Clark),  315  E  Missouri  cor  Kan- 
sas 

WESTERN  FURNITURE  CO  (inc/) . 
L  D  Stark  pros.  W  W  Worth- 
ington  sec,  furniture,  house 
furnishings,  stoves,  ranges,  118- 
120  S  Stanton 

Western  Grocery  Co.  Jos  Rehin 
mgr  whol  groc  907  Texas 

Western  Indemnity  Co,  Douglas  C 
Crowell  Agencv  genl  agents. 
224  Mills  bldg 

WESTERN  METAL  MANUFAC- 
TURING Co,  F  W  Seward  pros, 
C  L  Gregory  sec  and  treas, 
"Armco"  (American  Ingot )  iron 
culverts,  inverted  siphons,  irri- 
gation gates,  pressure  head 
gates,  automatic  fiood  gates, 
fiumes,  well  curbing,  stock 
watering  troughs,  road  machin- 
ery, 6th  cor  St  Vrain 

Western  Motor  Supply  Co.  Barry 
Cool  pros  &  genl  mgr  i25  W 
San  Antonio 

Western  Oil  Land  Exchange.  E  E 
Curtis  mgr  -401  Two  Republics 
bldg 

Western  Purchasing  Co.  J  E  Pad- 
dack  mgr.  609  Mills  bld^ 

WESTERN  TRANSFER  &  STOR- 
AGE CO,  K  H  Yah^  mgr.  dis- 
tributors lor  maruifactin'ors. 
I  1J5-;U  Texas 

\Voslorn  r'nion  Tol  Co,  V  A  Darl- 
ing mgr  107  N  Oregon 

Weslern  \\'»Muliin:r  *S:  In>po<Mion 
Bureau.  W  C  Miller  dist  supt  18 
Buckler  bld^' 


Indorsed  By 

The  State 
Superintendent  of 
Schools  and 

210  Colo.  Banks 


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427  17th  STREET,  DBlTTn, 
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Crowdns  m;,^-  323  S  Santa  Fo 
WESTERN  WOODWARE  CO  inr 

H  H  iMcDowell  pres.  E<i  D  Lach- 
niaii  and  treas,  Walter  O 
Beltz  asst  treas  and  genl  mgr, 
manufacturers  agents  and  job- 
bers, printing  papers,  wrapping 
paper,  paper  bags,  galvanized 
ware.  rope,  twine,  Anthony  cor 
W  San  Antonio 
W'estiiighouse  Electric  Tnterna- 
national  Co.  D  W  Beldon  mgr 
exporters  iOO  Mills  bldg 

WESTIIMGHOUSE  ELECTRIC  & 
MANUFACTURING  CO  OF 
TEXAS,  Clias  D  Kunkel  and  E 
D  Stewart  representatives,  409 
Mills  bldg 

Westminster  Hotel,  Mrs  E  M 
Burgett  prop.  416^  N  (Jregon 

Weston  Geo  W,  bakery  2851  Mon- 
tana 

Westrup-Deane    Studio    (W  W 

Westrup.  Mrs  M  H  Deane),  pro- 

tngrapliers  107  Mesa  av 
Wliisler  School  of  Shorthand  & 

'JVpewriting.  Mrs  Clara  \\'hisler 

I)rin  516  ^lesa  av 
Whisde  Co  of  El  Paso.  A  T  Jones 

pr<'s  't()8  San  Francisco 
\\'hito  I)  F  Commission  Co.  T  L 

Perrine  sec  503  Martin  big 
White  Kvan  S.  broker  509  Mills 

bldg 

White-(irant  Co*  D  T  White.  J  H 
Grant  ),  brokers  500  Trust  bldg 

White  Hugh  S.  phys  514  Martin 
bldg 

^^'hite  Owen  P.  oil  stocks  508  Rob- 
erts-Banner bldg 
White-Paden    Realty    Co    (J  G 
White.  J  B  Paden^  401  El  Paso 
Bank  &  Trust  bldg 
Whit(>  Scott  &  Co,  S  C  White  sec- 
treas  c*^:  mgr  drugs  305  N  Ore- 
gon , 
While  Star  launch.  Ralph  A  Smilh 

mur  213  S  El  Paso 
While  Wm.  phvs  1018  Mills  bldg 
Whitten,  Klliott  &  Bradley,  bar- 
bers 1 14  Texas 
Widmaier  Theo,  cigars  206  S  Ei 
Paso 


WidotT  Co.  (Henry.  Mrs  Lizzie  & 

Jos;  dry  gds  706  S  El  Paso 
Wigwam    Theatre,    Campbell  & 

Winch  props  112  E  San  Antonio 
Wilchar  Clarence  M.  lawver  516 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg     *  . 
Wildstein  Marcus,   clothing  112 

San  Jacinto 
Wiley-Newell  Creamery  Co.  H  L 

Wiley  pres  707  Texas 
Wiley    Sanatorium,    Mrs  Sarah 

Wiley  prop  2  401  X  Copia 
WILLARD    SERVICE  STATION, 

Western  Battery  &  Magneto  Co 

[)rops.  315  E  Missouri 
Williams  Andrew,  rest   408  Du- 

rango 

WILLIAMS  BEN  DETECTIVE 
AGENCY  THE,  Ben  \Villiam> 
mgr  and  prin.  suite  616  First 
Xatl  Bank  bldg 

Williams  Jas  V,  mfrs  agt,  412 
.Alyrtle  av 

Williams  Jasper  B,  drugs  106  S 
Campbell 

Williams  J  H,  dentist  204 A  S  El 
Paso 

\\'illiams  Package  Delivery  & 
Transfer.  I  V  Williams  prop  402 
E  Overland 

Williams  P  W  Agency,  real  est  ins 
314  First  Xall  Bank  bldg 

WILLIAMS  R  J,  ngeney  mgr  Bank- 
ers Life  Co  of  L)es  Moines.  Iowa. 
318-319  Martin  bldg 

Williams  Rosa  Mrs.  sofi  drinks 
105  E  5t.h 

Williamson  Auto  Works  Co.  W  W 
Rainey  sec-treas  1800  Texas 

Wiiliams(m  &  Morgan,  auto  reprs, 
1800  Texas 

Wills  C  F  »S:  Son.  plumbers  300  S 
Ochoa 

WILMARTH  J  C,  bus  mgr  El  Paso 

Heral.i.  Herald  bldg 
WilsiMi    Andrew    J.    lawyer  312 

TrusI  bldg 
Wilson  CJiesler  W.  con>ulling  ei\g 

1101  Mills  bldg 
Wilson  Geo  T.  broker  721  Caples 

bldg 


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Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinley  County,  New  IVIexico 


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EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


WILSON-naiLLICAN  CLEANING 
WORKS  11  O  \\'ils(3n.  A  U  Mil- 
liraii  ,  rloaning-  and  pressing, 
vacuum  and  st(»am  carpet 
cleaning-,  llOO  E  Boulevard 

Wilson  Van  C  Co,  mdse  brokers 
411  Caples  bldg 

Wilson  &-Co.  R  H  Oliver  mgr  whol 
meats  214  X  Virginia 

Wimber  F  &  M  A,  carps  410  E 
Overland 

Windsor  Hotel,  A  P  Hinkle  prop 
304A  S  Stanton 

Wing  W'ah  King,  Chinese  mdse 
40t)  S  Oregon 

Wingtield  Hedgeman,  lawyer  418 
Trust  bldg 

Winklfr  Myra  C  Miss,  county  supt 
scliools 

Winningham  Marcenus  M,  lawyer 

401  Caples  bldg 
Winter,  McBroom  &  Scott  (\V  H 

Winter,  J  H  McBroom.  W  H 

Scott} .  lawyers  1116  Mills  bldg 
Wisconsin  Bridge  &  Iron  Co,  E  P 

Rankin  Jr  contracting  eng  709 

Cai)les  bldg 
WISE  C  A,  assf  cshr  First  Xational 
*  Bank,  109-117  San  Antonio  cor 

Oregon 

WISE  W  D  SEED  CO,  W  D  Wise 
IM'es,  hay,  grain,  poultry  sup- 
plies. olJice  and  warehouse  2d 
cor  Chihuahua,  retail  store  100 
X  Stanton 

Wiseman  Ciaclus  Motor  ('o,  E  E 
Wiseman  prop  2905  Tularosa 

Wiseman  Bond,  auto  reprs  809 
E  San  Antonio 

Wisteria  Hot«d,  Mrs  E  G  Ball  prop 
1316  E  San  Antonio 

Witherspoon  Louis  (i,  phys  314 
Roberts-Banner  bldg 

Woeg  Gee  Co,  Chinese  mdse,  309 
S  Oregon 

Wnlf  Drug  Co  (M  J  Wolf),  206 
Mills 

WOLFE  U  G  Scnrthwesf  Engine- 
ering Co  .  ,  30  i  Mills  bldu 

Woman's  Exchange.  Mrs  II  A  F 
Chonla  prop  129  X  Cami)bell 

Woman's  Toggery.  F  H  Smith  sec- 
treas  2  1 8  M»'sa  av 

Wong  Yt^w  Co.  Chinese  mdse  10'« 
Y,  i'^raukliri 


Wood  Egbert,  groc  1009  Elm 

Woorl  Geo  E,  optician  rear  413  E 
Ove  rland 

WOOD  HART,  sec  El  Paso  Bitu- 
11 1  hie  Co.  160  N  Piedras 

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W  G  Haden  sec  3l0  Texas 

WOOD  W  M,  finance  and  member^ 
ship  dept,  El  Paso  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  310  San  Francisco 

WOODLAWN  BOTTLING  CO,  M 
R   Sweeney  pres,   mfrs  "'True 
Fruit"  beverages  and  "Toltec" 
grape  punch,  802  S  Florence 

Woodlawn  Real  Estate  &  Improve- 
ment. Co.  R  A  Hughes  sec  31  i 
Herald  blder 

WOODS  W  A  E,  (list  mgr  Truscon 
Steel  Co,  Olive  cor  Dallas 

Woodside  Thos  J,  customs  broker 
212  \V  2d 

Woodson  R  P  Jr,  F  A  Saner  mgr 
mfrs  agts  401  Mills  bldg 

Woodward  Thos  A,  contr  3018  San 
Diego 

Woolwordi  F  W  Co.  G  H  Boxber- 
ger  mgr  300  E  San  Antonio 

Worcester  Leonard  Jr.  ore  buver 
1208  Mills  bldg 

Worsham.  Skiniier  c^-  Brown 
&  Feed  Co,  B  W  Brown 
treas  1831  Texas 

Wortliington  Co.  pumping  c'v:  min- 
ing machv  510  Mills  bid?:: 

Worthingtoii  Paint  c^-  Wall 
Co   (J  C  &  J  R 
600  X  Stanton 

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bldg 

Wright  Clark.  Justi(M 
House 

Wright  Geo  W.  meat  market  515 

E  San  Antonio 
Wright  Jas  M  B.  nursery  2131 

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Wright  Jno  A.  customs  broker  213 

San  Jacinto 
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W'yatt  &  Hale,  groc  219  Upson  av 
Wyatt  &  Hichey  (Jno  M  Wyatt,  R 

D  Richev;,  real  est  425  First 

Natl  Bank  bldg 
Xavier  House.  Mrs  Marie  Dending- 

er  prop  1 1  4  S  Ochoa 
YaiTe-Ehnendorf    Hardware  Go, 

301  S  El  Paso 
Yager  Louis  J,  confecty  203  N 

Oregon 

Yamas  Jose,  groc  321  E  7th 

Yanoz  Leon,  groc  610  S  Campbell 

Y'elton  Frank  &  Co,  Frank  Y'elton 
mgr  painters  3908  Montana 

Yelton  Paint  &  Wall  Paper  Go,  V 
H  Y'elton  prop  508  N  Stanton 

Y'oung  Furniture  Go  (B  F  Young) , 
107  S  Stanton 

Y'oung  Jung,  sroc  3536  Pera 

YOUNG  IVIEN'S  CHRISTIAIM  ASSO- 
ClATIOrVS,  IIMTERSTATE  COM- 
WITTEE  1  Arizona,  New"  Mex- 
ico and  Western  Texas),  Jas  G 
McNary  pres.  W  H  Day  execu- 
tive sec,  H  P  Demand  boys' 
work  sec.  G  A  Gummere  field 
sec,  F  G  Holloway  field  sec,  711 
Gaples  bldg 

Young  W'omeii'j.;  Christian  Assn. 
Miss  Eva  L  Sly  genl  sec  315  E 
Franklin 

Y'oangberg  C  M.  genl  contr  2918 
Alameda  av 

Zamora  Antonio,  tailor  709  S  El 
Paso 

Zarate-Avina  Co.  R  P  Zaratc  mgr 
labor  agts  916  S  El  Paso 

ZELMAN,  KOTOSKY  CO  (iuc  ,  J 
Zelman  pres.  S  Kotosky  vice- 
pres  and  treas,  E  D  Herskowitz 
sec.  wholesalers  and  exporters, 
men\s,  women's  and  children's 
shoes,  dry  goods,  ladies'  and 
men's  furnishings,  notions,  etc, 
115  S  Oregon 

Zepeda  Jose  M,  groc  3101  Du- 
razno 

Zimmerman  Chas  L,  mining  423 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
ZINKLER  JOE  F,  sec  and  Ireas 

Sharp  -  Klliott  Manufacturing 

Co,  1801-3  :\Iyrtle  av 
Zlabovskv  Frank,  dry  gds  cloth- 

incT  305  S  l-:i  Paso 


Zombro  Jas  B,  chiropractor  714 

Gaples  bldg 
Zone  Oil  Co,  Harry  E  Way  sec- 

treas  301  Raynolds  bldg 
ZORK  G,  pres  Krakauer-Zork  Go, 

115-117  San  Francisco 
ZOZAYA  JOSE  C,  pres  and  sec 

Trueba-Zozaya   (mc),  112-118 

W  5th  * 
Zubiate  D,  gror919  Park 


EL  PASO  GAP. 

Postoflice  in  Eddy  county,  60 
miles  southwest  of  Carlsbad,  the 
county  seat,  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  25.  Alti- 
lude  8.480  feet. 

Demoss  C  J,  taxidermist 
El  Paso  Gap  Poultry  Farm,  Chas 

E  Thomas  prop 
Orsborn  Mike,  live  stock 
Owen  H  N,  freighter 
Piatt  R  E,  sporting  gds 
Shattuck  W  R,  deputy  sheriff  live 
stock 

THOMAS  CHARLES  E,  general 
merchandise,  auctioneer,  no- 
tary, postmaster 

Todd  J  C.  blacksmith 


EL  RITO. 

PostolTice  in  Rio  Arriba  coun- 
ty. 40  miles  south  of  Tierra  Ama- 
rilla.  the  county  seat.  12  miles 
from  La  Madera  tlie  nearest  rail- 
road point  and  30  miles  from  Es- 
panola  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Altitude  6,987  feet.  Population 
800. 

Chavez.  Sixto,  lawyer 

Catholic    Church.    Father  Paget 

priest 
Fowler  Lee.  carpenter 
GTon/.ale-^  Tobias,  billiards 
Harris   Hotel.   Hugh   Harris  prop 
Harris  Hugh,  livery 
Lopez  P  C.  justice  peace 
Sargent  .1  H.  live  slock  po>tmas- 

ter  hides  and  wool  genl  mdse 


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Miami  Lleht  Trailers 

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ENGINO 


Spanish  Am^^rifari  Normal  School, 
Prof  Hill  prin 


'         EL  VADO. 

PostolTice  in  Rio  Arriba  county, 
33  miles  south  of  Lumberton,  the 
nearest  railroad  point  and  21 
miles  southwest  o  f  Tierra  Ama- 
rilla,  the  county  seat.  Durango, 
Colo,  is  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Lumbering  is  the  principal  in- 
dustry. Population  GOO.  Alti- 
tude 6,799  feet. 

ARTZ  C  H,  postmaslr 

Clark  Frank  E,  justice  peace 

New    Mexico    Lumber    Go,  genl 

mdse  sawmill 
Orr  Thomas  J,  lire  insurance 


EL  VALLE. 

A  new  postofTice  in  Taos  coun- 
ty. 

ORTEGA  ELISEO,  general  mer- 
chandise, postmaster 


ELVIRA. 


RostofTice  in  Guadalupe  county, 
12  miles  north  of  Yeso,  the  near- 
est railroad  point  and  30  miles 
southeast  of  Santa  Rosa,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point.  -Stock  raising  is  the  prin- 
cipal industry.    Population  200. 

Casaus  Carlos,  postmaster 
Casaus  Carlos  &  Sons,  genl  mdse 


EMBUDO. 

A  new  postoflice  in  Taos  coun- 
ty. Population  8.  Altitude  5,690 
feet. 

Davis  Auto  Go,  J  0  Davis  mgr 
Oossett  A  H  ^[rs.  boarding  house 
WALLACE  H  W,  r  r  agt,  postmas- 
ter t 


EMERY  GAP. 

Postofllce  in  Union  counly,  on 
the  C.      S.  Kv..  .')()  riiih's  southea-^t 


of  Trinidad,  Colo.,  the  banking 
point.  Population  25.  Altitude  6,- 
700  feet. 

Stufler  C  J.  genl  mdse 
STUTLER  E  M  MRS,  postmaster, 
r  r  agent 


EMZY. 


Postoflice  in  Roosevelt  county, 
40  miles  southeast  Of  Portales, 
the  county  seat,  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Stock  farming  is 
the  principal  industry.  Popula- 
tion 200.    Altitude  3,600  feet. 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  Page  pastor 
Cox  J  G.  genl  mdse 
Emzy  Grist  Mill 

Emzy  Telephone  Co,  W  E  Roberts 
mgr 

Methodist  Church,  Rev  Marshall 

pastor 

PRUIT  GEORGE  W,  genl  mdse, 

postmaster 
Roberts  W  E,  garage 


ENCINO. 


PostofTice  and  rapidly  growing 
town  in  the  eastern  part  of  Tor- 
rance county,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry..  39  miles  east  of  Estancia.  the 
county  seat.  Farming,  cattle  and 
sheep  raising  are  principal  indus- 
tries. Big  railroad  slock  pens. 
Altitude  6,200  feet.  Population 
GOO. 

Baca  Si  Sons,  billiards 
Bachichi  Thos,  justice  peace 
Ballard  H  A,  U  S  Land  comr  no- 
tary 

Baptist  Church.  Rev  Edwards  pas- 
tor 

Behrens  Marv,  postmaster 
Bond  G  W  .S:  Bro  Merc  Co.  genl 

mdse  R  C  Dillon  mgr 
Brown  Roy  F.  garage 
Creighlon  C  L.  nolary 
Davenport  C  E.  notary 
Encino    Drug    Co.    Dr  Frank  C 

W'arnick  mgr 
KnciiKt   Enterprise.    E   R  Archu- 

letla  tMi 


Distributive  Dealers,  Jobbers 


INUNEIRING,  DESIGNS  AND 

THE  COLORADO 
SUPPLY 

IBS-*  BLAKE  STRZET 


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STEEL  FOR  REINFORCING 

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LOUIS  ANDIRSON.  SEC. -TRIAS. 

Mfrt.  sf  Bank,  Off ic«.  Stor*  %ui  Bw  FiztWM 
Soda  Foaatalns,  Tables  and  Chairs 

OfRce  and  Factory: 
1232-46  Arapahoe  St.         Denrar.  Cola. 

Telephone  Main  69.  


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EUGENE  HEDGECOKE 


FRED  HEDGECOKE 


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HEDGECOKE  BROS,  Props. 

Storage,    General    Repairs  and 
Accessories,  Oils  and  Gasoline 

ENDEE  NEW  MEXICO 


Encoin  Hotel,  D  V  Litz  prop 
Encino  State  Bank,  G  L  Creighton 
cshr 

Encino  Trading  Co,  genl  mdse 
Herman  Ratr  mgr 

HIIVTON  E  L,  notary,  prin  school, 
real  c-^t,  bonds,  ins.  wills,  con- 
tracts 

Midway  Hotel,  Mrs  C  R  Brachvogel 
prop 

Minion  Jno,  carp 
Overstreet  R  B,  carp 
Pinnell    W    C,    constable  tailor 
barber 

Pinnell  W  G  Mrs,  confecty 
Rati"  Herman,  notary 
Schenk  L  P,  r  r  &  exp  agt  A  T  & 
S  F 

Warnick  Frank  C,  phys 
White  Front  Garage,  D 
prop 

Woodmen  of  the  World  Lodge, 
R  Archuletta  clerk 


V  Litz 
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ENDEE. 

Postollice  in  Quay  county  on 
the  Tucumcari  Memphis  branch 
of  tlie  C  R.  i.  6:  P.  Ry.,  ;U)  miles 
east  of  Tucumcari.  the  eouiify  seat 
and  banking:-  point.  Stock  raising 
and  farming  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 300.    Altitude  3,000  feet. 

Ashcroft  W  J.  justice  peace  no- 
'  tarv 

Baptist  Church.  Rev  J  P  Master- 

s(tn  pashir 
BATSON  W  L  &  C  C,  i)rops  Kndee 

MereanI  ile  Co.  cat  I  le,  live  stock 


Caton  L  E,  prin  school 

Chavez  Ysidoro.  wagon  yard  feed 

Demic  J  B.  station  agt 

Endee  Hotel.  W  T  Walker  prop 

ENDEE  MERCANTILE  CO,  W  L  & 
C  C  Batson  props,  general  mer- 
chandise 

Endee  Telephone  Co,  J  W  Parker 
mgr 

HEDGECOKE     BROS  GARAGE, 

(Eugene  &  Fred   Hedgecoke,  . 
auto  supplies,  repairs,  storage 
Hedgecoke  J     Jr,  asst  postmaster 
notary 

Miles.  Jno  E,  fuel  feed  postmaster 
Neil  Jepp,  painter  paperhanger 
Stovall  B  P,  blksmith 
Stovall  H,  barber 


ENGLE. 

Postollie  in  Sierra  county  and 
station  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry-.. 
142  miles  south  of  Albuquorciue, 
and  50  miles  northeast  of  Hills- 
boro.  the  county  seat.  Hot  Springs 
is  the  nearest  banking  point.  Stock 
raising-  the  leading  induslrv.  Pop- 
ulation -JOO.  Altitude  i,3-*7  feet, 
feet. 

I'ernal  Aurelio.  barber 

Engle  (iasolii\e  Co,  A  A  Sheppard 

and  R  P  Rowley  props 
(lonzales  Abram.  justice  peace 
( ;()V(n-  .)  ( J .  genl  nidse 
Hickok  Hotel.  A  l'.  Hii  kok  prop 
James  Urns  ^  Calhoun,  genl  md>e 
Montoya  Pedr<)  .) .  groc 
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COMPLETE  REFINERY  EQUIPMENT  KANSAS  CITY.  MISSOURI 

ESPANOLA  281  ESPxVNOLA 


FRANK  BOND,  President  G.  W.  BOND.  Vice-Pres. 

J.  F,  BOWYER,  Sec.-Treas. 

'     BOND  &  HOHL  CO. 

Wholesale  and  Retail 

General  l^erchandise 

Agricultural  Implements,  Wool,  Sheep,  Cattle  and  Pelts,  Ground 
Chill  and  Strings.    Navajo  and  Chimayo  Blankets 


ESPANOLA 


NEW  MEXICO 


ENSENADA. 

Postolfice  ill  Rio  Arriba  county, 
2  miles  east  of  Tierra  Amarilla, 
the  county  seat.  Population  600. 
Altitude  9,500  feet. 

Martinez  Onecimo,  justice  peace 
Hibera   &   Bros   Bernardo,  genl 
mdse  hides  and  pelts 


&■  Rio  Grande 
in  a  beautiful 
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ESPANOLA. 

An  important  supply  point  in 
Rio  xVrriba  county,  34  miles  north- 
west of  Santa  Fe,  on  the  Denver 
Railroad.  Located 
valley,  surrounded 
mountain  scenery, 
trading  point  for 
portions  of  Taos  and  Rio  Arriba 
counties.  This  is  the  railroad 
point  for  visiting  the  remains  of 
the  ancient  GlitT  Dwellers.  10 
miles  to  the  west.  Also  nearest 
railroad  point  to  Sulphur  and 
Jemez  Hot  Springs.  Fine  fishing 
and  hunting.  Leading  industries 
are  farming,  fruit  raising  and 
stock  growing;  one-half  million 
pounds  of  wool  are  shipped  an- 
nually from  Espanola.  Has  a  new 
high  'school  building  costing  5?10,- 
000.  Population  of  precinct  500. 
Altitude  5.G'00  feet. 

BOND  FRANK,  prcs  Bon.l  vS:  Nohl 
(a).  catth'.  sheep  an<l  wool  


BOND  GEO  W,  vice-pres  Bond  & 
Nohl  Co 

BOND  &  NOHL  CO,  Frank  Bond 
pres,  Geo  W  Bond  vice-pres,  J 
F  Bowyer  sec  and  treas,  general 
merchandise,  hides,  wool,  pelts, 
autos.  agricultural  implements, 
live  stock  dealers 
BOWYER  J  F,  sec  and  treas  Bond 

&  Nohl  Co 
Brock  Chas  L,  phys 
Castillo  Teodosio,  barber 
Chadwick  p]  T,  auto  livery 
Chadwick       B  G.  meats  confectv 
CHILES  W  D,  cshr  Espanola  State 
Bank 

Continental  Oil  Co,  E  T  Chadwick 
agt 

Cook   Sara   A   Mrs,   prin  public 
school 

DaveniMM'f  Jno  E.  notary  public 
E{)iscopal  Church,  Rev  \\'  S  Trow- 
bridge rector 
ESPANOLA  MERCANTILE  CO,  F 

R  Frankenburger  mgr.  ueneral 
merchandise,  liides.  pelts,  Chi- 
mayo and  Navajo  blankets,  lum- 
ber 

Espanola  Milling  c*^-  Elevator  Co. 
L  T  Hardy  nmr  Ihnir  mill 

ESPANOLA  STATE  BANK,  Lin- 
coln II  Hall  pres.  \\"  1)  Chiles 
cshr.  J  i)  (iallegos  asst  cshr 
Evans  W  L.  fruit  ui'uwer 
FRANKENBURGER  F  R,  niur  Es. 
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CHAS.  FRIEND  &  CO^  Inc. 

Dealers  in  Hides,  Furs,  Sheep  Pelts  and  Wool 

917  Wazee  Street  Denver,  Colo. 


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GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 

Lumber,  Building  Material  and  Fruit  Boxes.  Hides,  Pelts,  Wool,  Chimayo  and 
S  Navajo  Blankets,  String-  and  Ground  Chili,  Indian 

Jewelry  and  Curios. 


F.  R.  Frankenburger,  Mgr. 


Espanola,  New  Mexico 


J.  F.  SERNA 


A,  SERNA 


SERNA  BROTHERS 


GENERAL  MERCHANDISE  AND  COUNTRY  PRODUCE 

Dealers  in  Wool,  Hides  and  Pelts,  Sheep  and  Cattle    Shippers  of  Country 
Produce  and  Hay  in  car  lots.    Ground  Chili  and  String's. 

CHIMAYO  BLANKETS   Espanola,  New  Mexico 


GALLEGOS  J  C,  assi  cshr  Espa- 
nola State  Bank 
Garcia  Adolfo.  justic-e  peace 
HALL  LINCOLN  H,  pros  Espanola 

State  Bank 
Hayiiie  J  P,  lumber 
Hill  P  H,  eonfecty  motion  pictures 
Hotel  Granada,  J  O  Krumbholz 
mgr 

HulTaker  F  J,  rest 
Livingston  \V  H,  phys 
Lopez  &  Rodriquez  Go,  billiards 
Lucero  Jose  A,  groc  hay  grain 
McCurdy  H  T,  auto  reprs 
Mardorf  Bros,  fruit  growers 
Martinez  Leandro,  genl  mdse 
stock 

Megill  Harry  C,  garage 
Montova  Lorenzo,  blksmith 
Morris  &  Clark  (B  F  Morris, 

becca  Clarke  genl  mdse 
Mtn  States  T  &  T  Co.  Mrs  M  Sar- 
gent exch  mgr 
Naranjo  Alex.  U  S  Comr 
Northern  Pueblos  Agency, 

J  Johnson  supL 
Peterson  Chas.  apiary  fruits 
Plomleaux  Fred,  supervisor  San- 
ta Clara  Forest,  U  S  Forest  Re- 
serve 

Prince  L  B,  W  B  Prince  mgr  fruit 
grower 

Santa  Clara  Indian  School,  2  miles 

south  of  I  own 
SERNA  BROS  iJ  F       A  Serna). 
general     merchaniiise,  hides, 
wool,  pells,  cattle.  >lieep.  lU'o- 
dnce.  sti-inu"  and  i:roniit 


live 


Re- 


Horace 


Thomas  Henry  IM,  dentist 
Thompson    M    W,    fruit  grower 

lumber 
True  Clara  D,  live  stock 
Vigil  Alfredo,  constable 
Vigil  Epifanio.  tailor 
Vigil  Manuel  J,  billiards 
Vigil  ^:  Herrera,  meats 
Wright  M  D,  r  r  and  exp  agt 


ESTANCIA. 

.Estancia.  the  county  seat  of 
Torrance  county,  is  located  at  the 
famous  Estancia  Springs,  in  the 
heart  of  a  splendid  agricultural 
district,  68  miles  south  of  Santa 
Fe.  on  the  New  Mexico  Central 
Railroad,  Here  is  the  principal 
shipping  point  for  the  surround- 
ing country.  Lumber  is  freighteti 
from  the  Alanzano  mountains  by 
t(*am  and  loaded  on  the  railroad 
here.  The  railroad  shops  of  the 
New  Mexico  Central  occupy  com- 
modious buihlings.  The  town  has 
a  substantial  brick  school  house 
building  erected  at  a  cost  of  over 
$18,000,  enjoying  good  school  ad- 
vantages. 'J'hree  churches,  one 
live,  np-fo-date  newspaper.  Pop- 
uhition  o\'  town  500.  neighborhood 
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CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
General  Office:  EL  PASO   ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 

ESTANCIA  283  ESTANCIA 


Baker  F  iM,  blksmith 

Baker  W  L.  vulcanizing 

Bapti-st  Church,  Rev  \V  C  Grant 

pa5>tor 
Berk.shirc  C  Mrs,  hotel 
Berksliire  Jno.  mayor 
Britton  J  A,  rest 
Burt  t  W,  auto  livery  marshal 
Cochran  A  T.  groc 

COCHRAN  R  B,  harness,  shoe- 
maker 

Continental  Oil  Co,  F  L  Sandusky 
agt 

Cordoba  Fidel,  town  treas 
Cottage  Hotel,  Mrs  O  C  Manker 
prop 

Dodge  E  M  Miss,  hotel  meat  mkt 
Estancia  Auto  Co,  Carl  Sherwood 
prop 

Estancia  Drug  Co.  J  L  Stubblelield 
mgr 

ESTANCIA  LUMBER  CO,  Harry  J 
Fincke  mgr,  lumber,  genl  mdse. 
agricultural  implts,  fuel  and 
feed 

Estancia  News-Herald   (w),  J  A 

Constant  pub 
Estancia    Planing    Mill,  Cleofes 

Romero  prop 
Estancia  Realty  Co,  H  C  Williams 

sec-treas 
ESTANCIA  SAVINGS  BANK,  A  J 

Green  pres,  John  P  Prowse  Jr 

cshr 

Estancia  Tel  Co,  J  B  Fish  pres  and 
"enl  m'^r 

EsTancia  Valley  Flour, Mills,  E  H 
Ayers  prop 

Ewing  C  E.  dentisf  town  clerk 

FARMERS  &  STOCKMEN'S  BANK 
\Vm  Elgin  pres.  Albert  Abbott 
vice-pres,  J  N  Burton  cshr,  Ed 
W  Roberson  asst  cshr 

Farmers  &  Stockmen's  Equity  Ex- 
change, Ira  N  Riley  genl  mgr 
genl  mdse 

Fenlev  G  B,  barber 

Fidelity  &  Deposit  Co  of  Md,  Ira 
E  Eudwick  agt 

Freilingcr  Bros,  proi)s  Hub  Bil- 
liard Room 

Hague  R  E,  meals 

Hale  A  B,  r  r  and  exp  agt 


iamilton  H  B,  district  atty 
-lamilton  J  G,  county  agric  agt 
iinmau  J  E,  barber 
Jolloway  F  R,  groc 
Howell  Dixie  C,  county  assessor 
HUB  BILLIARD  ROOM,  Freilinger 

Bros  props 
Jameson  C  H,  phys- 

JAMESON  C  H  &  D  H  (Valley  Auto 

Co) 

Jenson  Bean  Co,  Neal  Jenson  prop 
Jenson  Neal,  notary  town  treas 
Jenson  S  N,  auctioneer 

JOHNSON  H  B  MRS,  confection- 
ery, ice  cream 
King  D  S,  county  surveyor 
Lipe  H  V,  ins  loans 
Ludwick  Ira  L,  notary  public  U  S 

Comsnr  ins 
!Mason  F  L,  tailor 
Meacham  G  B,  garage 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

A  B  W'eavef  pastor 
New  Mexico  Bean  Growers  Assn, 

C  M  Milbourn  pres 
New  Mexico  Land  Co,  E  L  Garvin 

mgr  real  est 
Parrett  A  M,  phys 
Pastime  Theatre,  J  L  &  R  Stubble- 
field  props 
Rapkoch  T  B,  county  supt  schools 
Roberson  Ralph  G,  notary  public 
Roberson  Abstract  Co,  Ralph  G 

Roberson  sec 
Romero  Cleofes,  genl  mdse 
Roseau  L  A,   sec  public  school 
board 

Salas  Julius,  county  clerk 
Sancluv.  Juan  C,  county  treas 
Shirley  N.  marshal 

VALLEY  AUTO  CO  (C  H  &  D  H 

Jameson),  Ford  automobiles, 
supplies,  repairs 

Valley  Hotel.  J  M  Cain  prop 
Waggener  \V  P,  furn  hdw  under- 
taker 

Wagner  J  W,  blksmith 

Wasson  W  D.  lawyer  justice  peace 

probate  judge 
Watson  Eva  Mrs.  millinery 
Wiggins    Jas    H.    idiys  county 

Health  oflicer 
Wills  (i  B.  iH'in  school 


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ESTRADA. 

PostotVKM^  in  Sail  Miguel  county. 
IVIARTIIMEZ  SANTOS,  postmaster 


EUNICE. 


A  country  poslotlice  in  Lea 
county,  50  miles  south  of  Loving-- 
ton.  the  county  seat  and  nearest 
banking  [)oint/  Pyote,  Tex.,  is  the 
nearest  railroarl  point.  Popula- 
tion  150.     Altitude  3,200  feet. 

CARSON  EDGAR  O,  notary  public, 

postmaster 
Carson  J  N.  genl  mdse 
(irizzell  J  \V.  freighter 
Lynch  \\'altcr  constable 
Lvncli  tS:  Owens,  live  stock 


FAIRVIEW. 

Tuwn  and  postotTice  in  the 
noi'thwestern  part  of  Sierra  coun- 
Iv.  50  mih's  west  of  Engle,  a  sta- 
tion on  the  A..  T.  iS:  S.  F.  Ry.,  the 
ship[)ing-  j)oint,  and  50  miles  north 
of  Hillsboro,  the  county  seat.  Hot 
Springs   is   the  nearest  banking 


point,  '^hiil  six 
Population  1 00. 
raising-  are  the 
tri*»s.  Altitude 


times  each  w^eek. 
Mining  and  stock 
principal  indus- 
6.100  feet. 


Busier  n  \V.-  live  stock 
I)()h\n  Llios.  live  stoek 
l-Aviug-  R  ii.  forest  ranger 
Lwing  R  H  Mrs.  school  tchr 
Fairvicw  Cattle  Go.  Frank  H  Wins- 
ton pres 

Fairview  Ciarage,  Frank  H  Wins- 
ton })rop 
Hearn  .Jennie  Mi*s.  live  stock 
Herring  Hal.  live  stock 
HMl(l(M'hy  L  D.  live  stock 
Holli'iihrck  A  H,  machinist 
Laidliiw  C  H.  mining  eng: 
MAYOR  AUGUST,   gtuieral  mer- 
rliaiidist\  li\e  slock,  postmas- 
ter 

(),)•»  Caliente  Co.  C  P  Sullivan  pres 

live  slock 
Parker  T  C.  mining 
Rcillv  llarrv.  live  >tock 


Romero  Bros,  stage  line 
Snvder  W  D.  rooms 
Wahoo  Cattle  Co,  G  P  Sullivan 
pres 

Winston  &  Co  Frank  H,  genl  mdse 


FARMINGTON. 

An  incorporated  town  in  San 
Juan  county,  New  Mexico.  Ter- 
minus of  the  branch  of  the  Denver 
&  Rio  Grande  railroad  running 
from  Durango,  50  miles  south. 
Has  six  miles  of  cement  sidewalk. 
The  center  of  a  district  peculiarly 
adapted  to  fruit  culture.  Electric 
lights  and  water  works,  up-to- 
date  schools  and  churches,  and  a 
population  of  1,000.  Altitude  5,- 
280  feet. 

Allen  Frank,  garage 
Allen's  Grand  Hotel,  Frank  Allen 
prop 

Allen's  Opera  House,  Frank  Allen 
prop 

Allen  vS:  Bero.  undertakers 
American  Red  Cross.  Farmington 

Chai)ter,  Mrs  W  F  Hunter  sec 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  J  F  Wood 

pastor 

Bero  G  C,  town  clerk  marshal 
painter 

Board  of  Education,  C  C  Mumma 
se«* 

Eirum field  N.  photog 

Burdick  Frank  A,  lawyer  notary 

Buller  H  C,  postniaster 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  Finton  Zim- 
bahlen  priest 

Chamber  of  Commerce,  Frank  A 
Burdick  pres,  F  H  Crawford  sec 

Cronin  C  P.  hlksmith  auto  reprs 

Duke  C  G,  barber 

Durango  Planing  Mill  Lumber 
Co,  C  Ci  Mumma  mgr 

Episcoi)al  Clnu'ch,  Rev  W  G  Mag- 
nan  rector 

Farmers  Fruit  Co.  J  K  Gooding 
mgr 

Farmers   Mutual   Ditch  Co,  Guy 

N(ull  sec 
Farmington  F.hv'  Light  Power 

Co.  O  C  Walker  pres  and  mgr 


GRAVEL  ROOFING  .^U^.:!^2^ 

Mak^ft  the  ooly  Waterproof  &  Weatherproof  Roof  DENYLR  6AS  &  ELECTBIC  LlfiHT  M. 


V, 


The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co.  >nc, 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 

THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKUN  WHITE  LIME 

Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


FARMINGTON 


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Farming  (on  Ice  <fc  Cold  Storage 

Co.  ()  C  Walker  mgv 
Farnungton  Meat  &  (U'oeory  Co, 

A  C  Hubbard  prop 
Farniington  'rinies-Hustlor,  G  L 

Butler  mgr.  Orval  Ricketts  ed 
Firs^ National  Bank,  A  M  Amsden 

pres,  J  P  Atteberry  cshr 
Fox  Transfer  Co,  Wiley  Fox  mgr 
Free  Methodist  Church,  Rev  J  W 

Cox  pastor 
Graf  R  G,  genl  mdse 
Grand  Union  Tea  Co,  F  L  Paxton 

agt 

Guarantee  Abstract  &  Title  Co 
(Inc),  A  L  Davis  sec  abstracts 
real  est  loans  insurance 

Hill  W  J,  optician 

Hopkins  &  Moore,  dry  gds 

Hubbard  A  C.  meats  groc 

Hubbard  Jno  C,  justice  peace  U 
S  Corns nr 

Hubbard  Land  Co,  John  C  Hub- 
bar  il  mgr 

Hunter  Mercantile  Co  (inc),  E  P 
Woods  mgr  genl  mdse 

Johnson  &  13aldwin,  harness 
shoes 

Jones  Elizabeth  M  Mrs,  millinery 
Lewis  C  H,  cigars  soft  drinks 
Mc Adams  G  W.  genl  mdse 
Mcfully  Anna  Mrs,  groc  bakery 
McGregor  H  S.  dentist 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

F  C  York  pastor 
Miller  Clothing  Co,  H  H  Miller  mgr 
Morris  &  Evans,  stage  line 
Mtn  States  T     T  Co,  T  F  Maguire 

exch  mgr 
Newbold  B  1\  tires  vulcanizing 
Norman  Richard,  rest  rooms 
Norton  (i  N,  produce 
Odell  Virgil  M.  r  r  exp  tel  agt 
Odle  &  Odle  (Alpha  and  Alta) 

g"ars  confectv 
Otis  E  E.  hlksmith 
Palmer  J  M.  lawyer  abstract; 
Phippen  F  J.  sec  hand  i. 
Pittman  Motor  Co,  W  F 

mgr 

Presbyterian   Church.    Rev   E  L 

Bradner  pastor 
Reece  J  1\,  phys 
Rhoades  J  W.  barber 
Ross  H  1).  jeweler 


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Pittman 


Salsbury  H  J,  supt  public  scliool 
prill  high  scliool 

Sanimoiis  G  W,  phys 

San  Juan  County  Natl  Bank,  W  H 
Harrington  pres  and  cshr,  Geo 
N  Norton  vice -pres 

San  Juan  County  New  Mexico  Ab- 
stract &  Title  Co;  J  M  Palmer 
sec 

San  Juan  Milling  Co,  Olin  C  Wal- 
ker prop  flour  mill 

Shiprock  -  Gallup  -  Farmington 
Stage  Line,  J  O  Morris  &  O  S 
Evans  props 

Simpson  Mercantile  Co.  W  F  Hun- 
ter mgr  wh  genl  mdse 

Smith  Arthur  M,  phys 

Smith  Walter  phys 

Smoak  A  P.  contr  and  bldr 

Star  Irrigation  Ditch,  Frank  A 
Brothers  sec 

Taft  L  H,  drugs 

Taylor  J  D,  plumber  undertaker 
Woods  E  P,  mayor 
Wright-Leggitt  Irrigation  Ditch. 

Joseph  Reitz  supt 
W^ynn  Jas,  dep  sherifl' 


FARWELL,  TEXAS. 

(See  Texico.) 


FIELD. 


FAYWOOD. 

PostolHce  in  Grand  county  and 
station  on  the  Silver  City  brancli 
of  the  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa 
P'e  Ry..  midway  Ix^twecn  Deming 
and  Silser  City.  Population  of 
pi'eeinct  80. 

Faywood   Hot   Springs  Co.  hotel 
McDermott  C  D.  postmaster 
McDermott  &  Co.  genl  mdse 


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miles  northwest  of  Clovis.  the 
county  seat  and  19  miles  north  of 
Melrose,  the  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  ])oint.  Stock  raising  is 
the  i)rincipal  industry.  J^opula- 
tion  18. 

CALLAWAY  E  J,  po>lm:\ster 
Cal<vs  Frank.  .iu>liee  ]i(\u'e 
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H.  P.  WILSON  &  CO. 


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FIERRO. 

Iron  mining  town  in  Grant 
county.  18  miles  northeast  of  Sil- 
ver City,  the  county  seat.  Ter- 
minus branch  of  the  Santa  Fe 
Railroad.    Population  700. 

Filiberto  B.  genl  mdse 

Fleet han  Thos,  justice  peace 

G  0  S  Cattle  Co 

GILCHRIST  J  B,  postmaster 

GILCHRIST  &  DAWSON,  general 

merchandise 
Hanover  Bessemer  Iron  &  Copper 

Co,  L  M  KnilTen  mgr 
]\[inter  M  W,  constable  soft  drinks 
Steele  R  L  ?klrs,  rooms 
W'hiteley  E  A,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 


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road,  70  miles  (by  rail;  southeast 
of  Trinidad.  Colo.,  and  55  miles 
northwest  of  Clayton,  the  county 
seat.  An  important  supply  i)Oint 
for  stock  growers  of  Southern 
Colorado  ,and  northeastern  New 
Mexico.  Good  schools  and 
churches.  Population  650.  Alti- 
tude 6,400  feet. 

Cameron  J  E,  civil  eng,  U  S  Comr 
Crowley  Andrew  J,  justice  peace 

Diaz  Juan,  jeweler 
Diaz  &  Padilla,  genl  mdse 
Dohertv  Mercantile  Co,  genl  mdse 
FOLSOM  HOTEL,  Frank  E  Calla- 
han prop 
Garcia  Abran,  billiards 
Grande  Hotel,  P  Y  Martinez  prop 


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FLORA  VISTA 

Postotllce  in  San  Juan  county 
on  the  Denver  &  Rio  Grande  Rail- 
road, 6  miles  southwest  of  Aztec, 
the  county  seat  and  banking  point 
and  10  miles  north  from  Farming- 
ton,  in  the  Animas  valley.  Fruit 
raising  the  leading  industry.  Pop- 
ulaton  125.    Altitude  5,280  feet. 

Freeland  H,  blksmith 
McMichael  J  W.  genl  mdse 
McMichael  J  \V  Jr,  postmaster 
Masters  A  H,  genl  mdse 

FLOYD. 

Postotlice  in  Roosevelt  county, 
16  mih?s  northwest  of  Port  ales,  on 
the  A.,  T.  (fc  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  county 
seat,  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Farming  is  the  principal  indus- 
try.   Population  30. 

Hatcher  G  L.  garage  genl  mdse 
Hawkins  Mose,  justice  peace 
Kelso  J  H.  prin  school 
SHOCK  J  R,  general  merchandise, 
postmaster 

FOLSOM. 

An  important  town  in  the  north- 
western corner  of  I'nion  county, 
on  the  Colorado  v.^  Southern  Rail- 


painter  paper- 
S  &  CO,  general 


Kelleher  Danl, 

hanger 
McNAGHTEN  A 

merchandise 
Martinez  Frank,  genl  mdse 
Miller  E  B.  prin  school 
Ryan  Jos,  lumber 
Ryan  Jas  Land  Co 
Springer  E  V.  r  r  and  exp  agt 

Biggerstaft\  garage 


Slimmer s  & 
blksmiths 
White  Drug 
mgr 

Wilson  P'rances  N  Mrs,  postmas- 
ter 


Co,   Lucille  White 


FORT  BAYARD. 

Postotllce  and  telegraph  station 
in  (irant  county  'A  miles  from  Bay- 
ard station,  the  n<Mrest  railway 
and  express  otVice,  and  9  mile> 
northeast  of  Silver  City,  the  bank- 
ing point.  I'nited  States  Army 
General  Hospital,  under  the  per- 
sonal dirtM'tion  of  the  Secretary 
of  War  set  aside  as  a  sanatorium 
for  the  treatment  of  oflicers  and 
enlisted  men  of  the  army  and  in- 
mates of  the  r.  S.  Soldiers'  Home 
of  Washington.  D.  C.  sutTennyr 
from  pulmonary  tuberculosis. 
Populati«)n  700.  .\ltilu.le  6,000 
fret. 


Armv  Tularova  Oil  Co 


EL  PASO  LiriESTOfiE  QUARRIES 

CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
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MANUFACTURING  CO. 

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See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


FORT  J>TANTON 


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THE  DE  BACA  CSUriTY  ABSTRACT  CO. 

BONDED  ABSTRACTORS 

Abstracts  of  Title 
Fire,  Auto  and  Accident  insurance 

NORA  BLACK,  Mgr. 
P.  O.  Box  164 
FOR^^  SUMNER  


Phone  74 

NEW  MEXICO 


Baver  H  J.  barber 

Electric  Light  Plant,  M  H  Dodge 

chief  eng 
Fort  Bayard  Ice  Plant,  M  H  Dodge 

chief  eng 
(libney  P  J,  auto  livery 
Gribby  C  E.  painter 
Hospital  Library,  Miss  Margaret 

O'Connor  librarian 
McCormick  Jas,  photographer 
MacDonald  Alexander,  nhotog 
Manger  F.C  Mrs,  dr^ 
Post  Dairy 

Post  Exchange,  gen!  mdse 
REYNOLDS  P  J,  postmaster,  no- 
tary 

Shojat  M  J,  post  printer 

Silver    City    National  Bank 

(branch ) ,  Capt  J  J  Walch  agt 
Steyskal  A  O,  tailor 
Turner  W  W,  service  car 
United  Spanish  War  Veterans,  H 

G  Kane  commander 


FORT  SELDON. 

Postoflice  in  Dona  Ana  county. 
Fort  Seldon  Trading  Co,  groc 


FORT  STANTON. 

Location  of  U.  S.  Marine  Hos- 
pital in  Lincoln  county,  7  miles 
southeast  of  Capitan,  the  ncarf^st 
railroad   point.    Population  350. 

Altitude  ().1.50  feet. 
GENTRY  J  H,  posl master 
Koru  W  A,  pliys 
Van  Zant  J  L,  genl  indse 


FORT  SUMNER. 

(Formerly  Sunnyside.) 

County  seat  of  De  Baca  county, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the 
Belen  Cut-off.  Belen  cut-off  and 
Coleman  cut-off,  connecting  San 
Francisco  to  New  York  via  Gal- 
veston to  compete  with  Panama 
Canal,  crosses  Pecos  Valley  at 
this  point.  Santa  Fe  has  com- 
pleted survey  tappng  Colfax  coal 
fields,  connecting  at  Fort  Sumner. 
Principal  industries  stock  grow- 
ing; and  farming,  9,000  acres  now 
irrigated.  A  new^  high  school 
building  has  been  built  at  a  cost 
of  835.000.  U.  S.  Land  othce  lo- 
cated here.  Population  1,000.  Al- 
titude 4,000  feet. 

Alldredge  P  G,  phys 
Allen.  J  W,  auto  livery 
An  ay  a  A  P.  lawyer 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  A  L  Duncan 
.  pastor 

Bays  W  F.  genl  mdse 
Beene     Beene,  drugs 

BLACK  NORA,  mgr  DeBaca  Coun- 
ty Abstract  Co 
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Dodge  Brothers  and  Overland  Motor  Cars 

Auto  Accessories  and  Supplies      Vulcanizing  and  General  Repairs 

GOODYEAR  AND  FISK  TIRES 
Ft.  Sumner  Mew  Mexico 


Coals  Hotel,  J  A  Goats  prop 
Connally  Roy  \V,  garage 
Contiof^htal  Oil  Co,  J  \V  Allen  agt 
Conwell  Bertie,  stenog  notary  U  S 
Comsnr 

Crisp  J  H,  moving  picture  show 

Darcv  Mii-lia-^I.  bak^rv 

DeBACA  COUIMTY  ABSTRACT  CO 

THE,  Xora  Black  uigr 
Downs  W  M,  shooinkr 
I.)unlai>  J  C.  county  shorilT 
I)uiin  \-  Son.  meat  nuirket 
EARICKSON  &  CO,  o  B  Earickson 
pres.  W  ii  Earicks(ui  sec  and 
treas.  genl  ludsc,  hides,  wool, 

FIRST^  NATIONAL   BANK,    G  K 

Richardson  pres.  ()  B  Earickson 
vice-pres.  ^Manuel  Abreu  vice- 
pres,  J  S  PutiKun  cshr 

Fi>iicr  Win,  carp 

FITZGIBBON  THOMAS,  reslau- 
ranf.  short  orders 

Fooi-  (i  W,  civil  c!i,u-  counly  sur- 

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FORT  SUMNER  DRUG  CO,  Lewis 

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Fort  Sumner  Land  &  Canal  Go,  H 

R  Parsons  mgr 
Fort   Sumner  Leader    (w) ,   J  V 

Stearns  ed  owner 
Fort  Sumner  Review  ;W;,  A  Clau- 
sen jniblr 
FULLER  &  CO  ;H  S  Fuller.  John 
W  Alien!,  ice,  fuel,  feed,  seeds, 
I  ransfer 
(Jilliam  A  J,  barber 
(intt  I'red,  r  r  and  exp  agt 
Henry  (-  C  Mrs.  notary,  tire  ins 
Hendrii'k  *!v:  Withers,  shoemkrs 
llornberger  F.  plumber 
Johnson  H  O.  counly  assessor 
Joiner  (i  E  Miss,  millinery 
-Joiner  I)  J.  confecty 
Kemp  Lumber  Co.  F  L  Austin  genl 
mgr 

Kimbh*  H  E.  ilentist 
Kirk  n  S.  supt  public  schools 
Lov(dace  .1  L.  counly  Ireasurrr 
MtdliodisI  Episcopal  Churcli.  Rev 

S  E    Turner  paslor 
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Ni>bel  W  r,.  aul(^  livery 
Nivon  Sanil  .1.  Ia\v\er 


J.  E.  JOHNDOHL  BOILER  AND  SHEET  IRON  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairinq.     Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acetylonc  Process. 
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EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 
"If  lt*s  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  or  Tractor,  We  Have  It" 

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M.  F.  WOODS 


J.  D.  WAKEFITXD 


LIVESTOCK  EXCtiA!iGE 

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or  see  WGOOS  m  WAKEFIELD  at 


Pecos  Valley  Hotel 


Ft.  Sumner,  N.  M. 


NOBLE  TJVl,  lawyer 

UwtMis  J  E,  county  clerk 

Panebeouf  &  Haelterman,  groc 

Pardue  J  E,  lawyer  postmaster 

Parks  R  R.  carp 

PARSONS  H  R,  lawyer 

PECOS  VALLEY  HOTEL,  Woods 
&  Wakelield  props 

Petroleum  Exploration  Co,  W  E 
Mann  pres 

Powers  Everett,  blksmith 

Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  J  R  Car- 
ver pastor 

Howly  H  G,  pres  school  board 

Sanlord  Jno  H,  phys 

SeLEGUE  C  ALBERT,  lawyer,  pro- 
bate judge,  town  clerk 

Silva  Frank,  fuel  feed 

Smith  A  c,  groc 

Smith  Rachael  Miss,  county  supt 
schools 

Spaulding    Dome    Oil    Co,  Thos 

Michener  mgr 
Spencer  J  31.  marshal.,  constahle 
Steed  C  V,  J  H  Bowlin  mgr,  un- 
dertaker 

SULLIVAN  &  INGRAM  (\V  II  Sul- 
livan, Chas  Ingram),  lawyers 

Sumner  Hotel,  Miss  Jennie  Fenton 
prop 

IJ  S  Land  OtTice,  W  R  McGill  reg 
Ravmundo  Harrison  rec 

White  H  L,  tailor 

Williams  M  W,  billiards 

Wilson  Roma  Miss,  prin  high 
school 

Wilson  &  Son,  transfer 

Wilson  vfc  Spcakman,  nnvit  mkt 

Withers  J  E.  justici^  peace 

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Withers  .     l>odgo     Bros  and 


Overland  iMotor  Cars,  auto  sup- 
plies and  repairs 
WOODS   &  WAKEFIELD 

Woods,  J  D  Wakelield;, 

stock  Exchange 
Wright  B  C,  genl  mdse 
Wright  A  W,  cement  contr 


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A  new  and  growing  town  in 
Colfax  county,  on  the  El  Paso  & 
Southwestern  Ry.,  at  crossing  of 
the  Santa  Fe  Ry.  The  surround- 
ing country  is  settling  rapidly 
with  farmers,  there  beins-  more 
than  't 0,000  acres  of  land  under 
irrigation.  Pres(uit  poi)ulation 
150.    Altitude  5.058  feet. 

American  Mfg  Merc  Co.  J  M 
Aloi'gan  sec  grain  elevator 

Anderson  J  A,  agt  San! a  Fe  Rv 
and  E  P  v"s:  S  W  Ry 

Antelope  Valley  Irrigation  Dis- 
trict. Arthur  Blish  sec 

Antelope  Valley  Mills 
mgr  tlour 

Baptist  Church,  Rev 
lock  pastor 

BRENNAN  MERCANTILE  CO,  H  F 
Hi'rnnan  inur.  ^»'n»M'al  nuM*- 
chandisf.  shi|iptM'  of  hay.  grain. 
Mi^xican  Iknius 

Browning  Sylvanu^.  barber  bil- 
liards 


B  S  Mat  son 
F  M  Black- 


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MAM  POUNDERS 


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BRAM  FINISHERS  |i^£  SLACK'- HORNER  BRASS  MFG.  Cb 


tLBOTRO-PLATEIfS 
PATTERN  MAKERS 


1636  Blake  Street,  Denver,  Colorado 


Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
610-€11  IVIMfs  BuHdIng 


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LUMBER,  BUILDING  MATERIAL,  FARM  IMPLEMENTS,  COAL 
French  ^  New  Mexico 


S.  E.  Pelphrey,  Pres.  &  Mgr.  M.  E.  Pelphrey,  Sec-Treas. 

FRENCH  REAL  ESTATE  GO. 

Real  Estate,  Farms.  Irrigated  Lands,  Dry  Farming  Lands.  Grazing  Lands, 
Stock  Ranches  in  large  and  small  tracts.    Exchanges  ^Made. 


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NEW  MEXICO 


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Automobiles  and  Tractors,  Accessories,  TireSi 

Gas  and  Oil 


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HARLEY  F.  BROWN.  Prop. 

General  Auto  and  Machine 
Repairs 

Frencli,  New  Mexico 


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BROWN   HARLEY   F,   prop  The 

Motor  Inn 
Continental  Oil  Co,  Oeo  C  Fields 

Crawford  Lucretia  Mrs,  rooms 
rest. 

Durgeloli  Frederic  R,  vet  surgeon 

French  Coniniercial  Club,  S  E  Pel- 
piirev  pres 

Frenrh  Farmers  Assn,  J  I\l  Mor- 
gan sec  grain 

FRENCH  LUMBER  CO,  S  E  Pel- 
phrev  mgr.  iiimhcr,  building- 
mate'rial.  fai-m  implement s.  coal 

FRENCH  REAL  ESTATE  CO,  S  i: 
Pelplir»'y  prt's  and  mur,  M  E 
PrlpluM^y  sec  ami  treas 

(iehrijig  E  I-:,  gen!  mdse 

H(d<d  Fremdi.  II  E  Prenh>s  prop 

Mafs(Mi  Rnbv  l'.  Mrs.  postmaster 


Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  Rev 
Jno  Evcrinuton  pastor 

MOTOR  INN  THE,  Harley  F  Brown 
proj),  automobiles.  tractorvS, 
supplies,  accessories,  tires,  re- 
pairs 

New  iNlexico  Bean  Cirowers  Assn. 

J  Man  lev  Mnriian  see 
PELPHREY  M  E,  sec  and  treas 

l''rciicli  Real  l-:>late  Co 
PELPHREY  S  E,  pres  and  mpr 

French    Real    Estate   Co.  mgr 

French  Lumber  Co 
Snydei*  H  R,  transfer  constable 
Vogeding  b'red,  juslu'c  peace 


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FRIO. 

.\  new  posh^iVu'c  in  Quay  coun- 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 

DISTRinil  l  OllS    II<»  l  l  iHM     III  V  I  IX;    AITM  AM  ES,    IIIIV  AN-M  AllMII  LAMPS 

JOBBERS    OR     EVERYXHIINO  ELEC:XRIC/\L 


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ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 

Largest  Complete  Home  Furnishers  in  the  Southwest 
If  its  for  the  Home  we  have  it.    Mail  Orders  Carefully  Filled. 

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FRriTLAND  291  GALLUP 


FRUITLANO. 

A  small  (own  and  postofTice  in 
San  Juan  county,  12  miles  west 
from  Farmington,  the  banking 
and  shipping  point,  30  miles  from 
Aztec,  the  county  seat,  and  60 
miles  southwest  from  Durango, 
Colorado.  Farming  and  stock 
raising  the  chief  industries.  Pop- 
ulation of  neighborhood  200.  Al- 
titude 5,000  feet. 

Fruitland  Trading  Co,  genl  mdse 
NOEL  EVA  F,  postmaster 
Progressive  Merc  Go,  genl  mdse 


GAGE. 


Postofllco  in  Luna  county,  on 
the  Southern  Pacific  R.  R.,  20 
miles  west  of  Deming,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion 100.    Alttude  4,480  feet. 

Bradley  W  L.  mining 
CASE  S  F,  agt  S  P  Ry,  postmaster 
Case  F  S  Mrs,  genl  mdse 
Earp  Bros  Land  &  Cattle  Co 
G^ge  Mining  Co 
Victor  Mine  &  Smelting  Co 


Drummond  J  T,  constable 
Flowers  Jno,  carp 
(Jallegos  E  F,  livestock 
(lallegos  F  F,  live  stock 
Hale  W  J,  justice  peace  groc 
Miranda  .E,  freighter 
Nease  Wm  P,  mail  'carrier  from 

Logan  to  Gallegos 
Osborn  Frank,  painter 
ROGERS  MIRIAM  E,  postmaster 


GALLINA. 

Postoffice  in  Rio  Arriba  county, 
40  miles  south  of  Tierra  Amarilla 
the  county  seat,  50  miles  north- 
west of  Espanola,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point  and  74  miles  northwest 
of  Santa  Fe,  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Farming  is  the  principal 
industry.    Population  100. 

Catholic     Church,     Rev  Father 

Faugman  priest 
Chaves  Gavino,  genl  mdse 
Mestas  J  R.  justice  peace 
SCOTT  FRANC  M,  postmaster 
Scott's  Mills,  sawmill 
Scott's  Store,  genl  mdse 


GALISTEO. 

PostofTice  in  Santa  Fe  county, 
on  the  New  Mexican  Central  R.  R 
22  miles  south  of  Santa  Fe,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point 
Stock  raising  and  farming  th( 
leading  industries.  Population  of 
neighborhood  800. 

Almish  Eleanor  C.  prin  school 

Ortiz  Juan,  genl  mdse 

Pena  Tomas,  carp 

SANCHEZ  AM  ADO  A,  postmaster 


GALLUP 


GALLEGOS. 

PostofTice  in  Union  county.  30 
miles  northwest  from  Logan,  the 
banking  and  shipping  point,  and 
90  miles  southwest  of  Clayton, 
the  county  seat.  Stock  raising 
the  principal  induslry.  Popula- 
tion of  neiirhborhood  250.  Alti- 
tude 4,200  feet.   


Business    Houses,  Professional 
Men  and  Institutions 

ABER   K   H,    sales   mgr  Gallup 

AnirTican  Coal  Co 
AMERICAN  EAGLE  BATTERY  & 
MAGNETO  CO  ..h)h\\  K  Wet  en - 

liallj,  W'illard  Storagt'  Batter- 
ies and  Service  Station,  battery 
recharging  ami  repairing 

Angeles  Rooms.     Caviggia  prop 

Atkinson  E  U.  hdw 

Baker  Chas  E,  Indian  trader 

Baldwin  sewing  machines 

Banner  Drug  Store.  Louis  Stew- 
art mgr 

Bcljavich  Tony,  billiards 

Bcrlovich  Jos.  billiards  barber 

Biava  Jno,  autos 

Bick<d  \V  M  Co.  genl  ludse 

lUal^io-^  T,  i->^^t 

BLICKENSDERFER  HAROLD,  asst 
rshr  .\1(  Kinley  County  Bank 

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THE  McELHINNEY  TILE  &  MARBLE  CO. 

Successors  to  The  Denver  Hardwood  Mantel  Co.  Send  for  Catalog 

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Booklet t      F  Mrs,  millinery 

Boggialto  V.  plumber 

Boatcms  J  W.  cshr  Gallup  Amer- 
ican (U»al  Co 

BORRA  PAUL,  i)rop  Delmar  Hotel 

liorlell  1^  Cliutoii,  adv  agt  photog' 

Boyle  J  M.  pliys 

Brock     Johnson,  barbers 

Brown  S  M.  express 

Bubony  Geo  Lumber  Co,  Geo  Bu- 
bo nv  mur 

BUICk  IWOTOR  CARS,  Lamb  Mo- 
tor Co  agents 

Bulkier  L  M.  billiards 

Burke  H  C.  barber 

Burke  W  M.  rest 

Burnapt  W"  J.  asst  postmaster 

BUSHMAN  SAMUEL  M,  active 
vicc-pres  ]\IcKinley  Countv 
Bank 

BYUS  GEORGE  A,  ed  and  pub  Gal- 

lui)  Herald 

CADILLAC  MOTOR  CARS,  Lamb 

Motor  Co  agents 

Camboti  Peter,  rest 

Canlrell  W  B,  phys 

Carbon  City  Garage 

Carbon  City  Lumber  Co,  C  A  Car- 
rington  mgrr 

Carbon  City  News  (w) ,  Independ- 
ent Printing  Co  publrs  W  H 
Hanns  ed 

CARBOrJ  CITY  VULCANIZING 
WORKS  L  D  Straw,  J  J  Pat- 
ton automobile  tires,  re- 
treading, rebuilding,  vulcaniz- 
ing 

Carman  \'  Tamony  (  J  M  Carman. 

E  W  Tamony^  ,  uroc 
CARRINGTON  MOTOR  CO,  B  W 

Carring(i(L>n  prop.  Ford  automo- 
biles, accessories,  supplies,  re- 
pairs, service  station 

CARY  L  N,  cslir  Meridian! s  Bank, 
general  insuranct^ 

Casailos  c^-  Walker  Jacob  Casa- 
dos,  'V  C  Walker  .  bak(u-y 

Catlndic  Churcdi,  Father  Eligio 
Kunkl(»  priest 

Caviguia  Fred,  billiards 

Champion  H  L,  chief  (derk  Gallu[^ 
American  Coal  Co 

Chairman  J  W.  lawyer 

Clievalln'r  Ada  M.  phys 


CHRISTIAN  W  T,  mgr  New  Mex- 
ico Fire  Brick  Co 
Christman  Chas,  marshal 
Christ  man  Chas  Jr.  contr 
Citizens  Telephone  Co,  J  \V  Black- 
well  Jr  mgr 
City  Club,  T  F  Smalling  pres  Chas 
Ross  sec 

CLARK  W  W,  mgr  Gibson-Faw 

Lumber  Co 
Colon  Co-operative  Assn.  Cipri- 

ano  Lucero  mgr  groc 


Garrett  &  Gar- 
H  M 


Commercial  Hotel, 

rett  props 
Congregational  Church,  Rev 

Bissell  Jr  pastor 
Continental  Oil  Co,  Robt  Frost  agt 
Contreras  ^lax,  groc 
Cornell  W  D,  dentist 
Corona-Tularosa  Basin  Oil  Assn, 

Otto  Fellin  pres  R  R  Ballreich 

sec 

0)  ry  A,  shoemkr 

Cory  Bros  (Shickry  and  Geo),  groc 
C(n'y  Dry  (ioods  Co  (L  ^'  Cory 
COTTON   C   N,   pres  Merchants 
Bank 

Cotton  C  X  Co,  M  J  Glied  sec  wh 

Indian  traders  supplies 
Cregar  Drug  Co,  W  R  Cregar  prop 
Cresto  Bros,  bakery 
Cummings  J  B.  elccitrical  contr 
DanalT  Bros     Simon  and  SamT  . 

dry  goods,  clothing 
Daniels  C  A.  shoemkr 
Davis  Chas  W.  ins  co  clerk 

DEFIANCE  COAL  CO,  G  A  Kase- 
num  i)res,  John  James  supt, 
mi  tiers  and  shippers  of  Defi- 
ance coal,  genl  otVices  Albu- 
(|ner(iu(\  mine<  Gallup  District 

DELMAR  HOTEL,  Paul  Borra 
proi) 

DeLong    Arthur     H.     |>hys  cify 

health  olVicer 
Denny  II  C.  lawyer 
DePalnia      OIinimmo.  rest 
Dianjond  Coal   Co.   B   B  Hanger 

genl  mgr  INder  W'estwaler  mine 

supt 

Dinion  Saml.  deputy  cc>  treas 
Diretd  Lint*  Ci>al  C.o 

1)  oyle  Mary  Mrs.  furn  rot>ms 
I'.llixMi  Maurice  M.  dentist 


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GALLUP. 

The  coimtv  seat  of  McKinlev  county,  is  an  im-  % 
portant  supply  point  for  stockmen  and  Indians,  and  * 
is  surrounded  by  the  most  important  coal  mining  dis-  ^ 
tricts  in  Nctv  Mexico.  On  the  Atchison,  Topeka  * 
Santa  Fe  Ey.,  159  miles  west  of  Albuquerque  and  + 
'20  miles  east  from  the  Arizona  line.  Division  point  J 
on  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ky.,  now  erecting  new  shop,  depot,  X 
Harvey  House,  etc.,  a  a  cost  of  $1,500,000.  Xavajo 
blanket  making  is  a  great  industry  among  the  In- 
dians and  Gallup  is  the  headquarters  for  this  trade. 
Oil  has  been  found  in  quantities  near  here  and  it  will 
undoubtedly  develop  into  one  of  the  big  industries  of 
the  new  state  and  Gallup  will  have  an  abundant  sup- 
ply of  natural  gas.  The  coal  mining  towns  of  Alli- 
son, Navajo,  Heaton  and  Gibson  are  directly  tribu- 
tary and  in  fact  their  industries  belong  to  Gallup. 
The  surroundings  are  unusally  picturesque  and  the 
climate  healthful.  Gallup  is  well  governed,  has  good 
schools  and  churches,  electric  lights,  sewers,  sub- 
stantial business  blocks  and  a  progressive  ])usiuess 
people.  Population  over  5,000  and  rapidly  growing. 
Altitude  6,500  feet. 


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RADIAL  STACK  (Chimney)  BRICK 
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C.  M.  SABIN,  Treasurer 


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GENERAL  MERCHANDISE  NAVAJO  BLANKETS  J 

Hides,  Wool,  Goatskins  and  Sheep  Pelts  J 

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New,  witb  Every  Modern 
Convenience 

Offers  the  most  EfTicient 
Service  in  care  anti  food. 
Our  operating  rooms  are 
among  the  finest  and  most 
complete  in  the  West. 

Private  Rooms  with  Bath 
Rates  Reasonable 

Ambulance    Service  Day 
and  Night 

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THOROUGHLY  MODERN 

Steam  Heat,  Hot  and  Cold  Running  Water 

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J.  D.  KILBORX 


NAVAJO  CUniO  CC?.1PANY 

WIIOT.KSALE  AM)  llfr:TAlL 

Silverware,  Baskets  and  Pottery,  Indian  Made 

Blankets 

Mall  Orders  Promptly  Executed 

One  of        Finest  Coll<'i't ions  of  Indian  Photoi:rai)hs 

In  the  West 

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Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinley  County,  New  Mexico 

GALLUP  2  93  GALLUP 


(Fred  Harvey). 
J,  cshr  Gallup 
Mitsch 
C  H  Bod- 
(J  O  Mor- 

I  H  Ford 


Kl  Navajo  Hotel 

K  I  -Mur  ing^r 
CMMONS  JOHN 

State  Hank 
.  Kutorprise  Coal  Co,  Geo 

>iipt  5  nii  west 
Kpisi'opal  Church,  Rev 

dingloPi  pastor 
Fannington  Stage  Line 

ris,  O  S  Evans) 
l  ord  I  H,  U  S  Comr 
l-'(ird  Commission  Co, 

prop 

FORD  MOTOR  CARS  AND  SERV- 
ICE STATION,  Carriugton  Mo- 
tor Co.  asents 

FOWLER  GEORGE  W,  asst  cshr 
(iallup  State  Bank 

Franklin  W  H,  painter 

Fr»MU'h  Edmund  R,  lawj^er  justice 
l»eace 

< iaines  J  R,  dentist 

GALLUP  AMERICAN  COAL  CO, 
Horace  Moses  genl  supt,  K  H 
Aher  sales  mgr,  C  K  Ross  asst 
sales  mgr,  miners  and  shippers 
of  American  Block  coal 

< iallup  Building  &  Loan  Assn,  G  R 
Ridington  sec 


of  Commerce,  J 
chairman,   L  Ts 


(iallup  Chamber 
\V  Chapman 
Cary»sec 

(iallup  Cleaners  &  Pressors,  Lee 
lirazos  mixv 

GALLUP  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  & 
'POWER  CO,  R  11  Haggard  pres 
and  mgr,  W  M  Mann  vice-pres. 
H  I)  Gardner  sec  and  treas.  elec- 
li'ic  light  and  power,  electrical 
suijplit's  and  contractors 

GALLUP  HERALD  w  ,  George  A 
Hyus  ed  and  pub,  commercial 
printing,  publishing  and  ad- 
ve  rtising 

(iallup   Independent  (w), 
Hanns  ed 

(iallup  Laundry  Co,  G  A 
pres 

Gallup  Meat  &  Produce  Go 
Clarke.  D  Roberts) 

GALLUP  MERCANTILE  CO 

wholesale  Indian  traders 
plies,     general  merchai\dise. 
wool,  sheei>  pelts,  hides,  goat 
skins.  Navajo  blank»'(s 


W  H 
Payne 
(W  E 

\  inc) . 
;up- 


Gallup-Soutliwestern  Coal  Co, 
Sharp  Hanson  genl  mgr 

GALLUP  STATE  BANK,  Gregory 
Page  pres,  W  H  Morris  vice- 
pres,  L  R  Goehring  vice-pres, 
John  J  Emmons  cshr,  George 
W  Fowler  asst  cshr  ' 

Gallup  Tin  &  Hardware  Co  (Sned- 
don &  Boardman  Bros) 

Gallup  Undertaking  Co,  Dominic 
Rollie  mgr 

Garcia  David  O,  co  treas 

GARDNER  H  D,  sec  and  treas 
Gallup  Electric  Light  &  Power 
Co 

GIBSON-FAW  LUMBER  CO,  \V  W 

Clark  mgr,  whol  and  ret  lum- 
ber, building  material,  sash, 
doors,  etc 

(jrlenos  Angelo,  billiards 

GOEHRING  L  R,  vice-pres  Gallup 
State  Hank 

Goldsmith  Lsaac.  Indian  trader 
-i7  mi  northwest 

Golino  Paul,  co  probate  judge 

(romez  ]\lanuel  R,  shoes  shoe  re- 
pairs 

Gorman  C  F,  Indian  trader  25  mi 
northeast 

Gottlieb  Morris,  jeweler 

Gray  Gladys,  soft  drinks 

Green  F  A,  transfer 

HAGGARD  R  H,  pres  Gallup  Elec- 
tric Light  &  Power  Co 

Hairston  I  E,  groc 

Hammock  (_i  T,  Indian  trader,  7 
mi  east 

HANNETT   ARTHUR   T,  lawyer, 

mayor 
Hanntd t  J  W.  phys 

HANNS  W  H,  ed  (iallui)  Independ- 
ent and  Carbon  City  News 
Hasanumo  Fred,  rest 
Heller  L  K,  cigars,  confecty 
Heng«d  Nichl.  car^)  sign  painter 
Hubbell  .1  L.  Indian  trader 
Hubb«  11  Roman,  co  assessor 
lehl  (^has.  aufos 

ILFELD  CHARLES  CO,  F  S  Law- 
rence mgr,  wholesalers  of  ev- 
cryt  hing 

Tnii(>|iendence   Minc<.   Dev  v'v-  Re- 

ci  i\  .'I  N-  <    t.  \\  1 .  liMlicrt  ^  ^ec 


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Wood  MANTELS  S  TILING  Denver  Mantel  &  Tile  Co. 

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GALLUP 


riKh'pondpnt  Printing  Co,  publrs 
Gallup  Indopendpnt  and  Carbon 
Cily  Nows.  W  H  Hanns  mgr 

Intrr-State  Credit  Men's  Assn,  T 
E  \\'el^sll  attorney,  financial  re- 
ports, collections,  Opera  House 
bldg 

Interstate  Employment  Bureau,  T 

E  Welsh  mgr 
Jacobson  J  M,  dry  gds  (Clothing 
Jenkins   Drug  Co,  O  F  Jenkins 

prop 

Kahn  Siegfried,  Gus  Kahn  mgr 

dry  gds 
Keeble  C  A.  plumber 
Kenney  E  F,  real  est 
Ketner  Palmer,  groc 
KIRK  J  J,  vice-pres  Merchants 

Hank 

Kirk  Michael,  genl  mdse 

Kitchen  Jno  C,  phys 

Kitchen's    Opera  '.House,  Peter 

Kitchen  proi) 
Klatt  Hotel.  Mrs  J  F  Breeden  prop 

KLEY  &  KiLBORIM  (Paul  Kley,  J 
D  Kilborn  ,  Navajo  Curio  Co 

Knighf^Oc  Sweeney  (C  E  Knight,  W 
H  Sweeney;,  billiards 

Kuhn  Frank,  auto  reprs 

LAWB  MOTOR  CO  (Charles 
Lamb),  Buick,  Cadillac  and 
Oldsmobile  Motor  Cars.  Repub- 
lic Trucks,  Hart-Parr  Tractors. 
Oliver  Farm  Machinery,  gen- 
eral garage,  auto  supplies  and 
repairs,  battery  servic'e  station 

Lanigan  W  L.  co  supt  schools 

Lawrence  Coal  (iO.  F  S  Lawrence 
pres  coal  mining 

LAWRENCE  F  S,  mgr  Charles  11- 
fcid  Co 

Lebcck  liros  (G  C  and  A  0),  genl 
mdse 

Lebeck  &  Wylie  (G  C  Lebeck.  W 

H  Wylie ),  men's  furnishings 
Loughbri(lg(»  C  L,  postmaster 
Lovereck  Steven,  tailor 
McCamant  J  H,  co  sheritT 
McDcrmott  Jas  T,  civil  eng 
McFic.  lulwards  v*;:  McFie  i  J  R  Mc- 
Fie,  A  M  Edwanis,  J  R  McFii 
Jr) ,  lawyers 


McKINLEY  COUNTY  BANK,  T  F 

Smalling  pres,  T  E  Purdy  vice- 
pres,  C  C  ^Manning  vice-pres, 
Samuel  M  Bushman  active  vice- 
pres,  J  A  Purdy  cshr.  Harold 
Blickensderfer  asst  cshr 
McKinley    County    Produce  Co. 

Lamb,  Sutton  &  Kruger  props 
MANN    W    M,    vice-pres  Gallup 

Electric  Light  &  Power  Co 
MANNING  C  C,  pres  C  C  Manning 
Co,  vice-pres  McKinley  County 
Bank 

MANNING   C  C  CO    (inc  ,   C  C 

Manning  pres,  F  B  Mapel  sec. 
G  M  Sabin  treas,  wholesale  In- 
dian traders,  general  merchan- 
dise, Navajo  blankets,  hides, 
wool,  pelts,  goat  skins 
MAPEL  F  B,  sec  C  C  Manning  Co, 

town  treasurer 
Marez  M,  barber 
^lartin  E  A,  lawyer 
Martinez  P  P,  barber 
Martinez  R  C.  barber 
Mattox  R  M.  live  stock 
Menapace  Louis,  groc  bakery 
Menapace  Enrico,  auto  livery 
Mendini  A,  groc 

MERCHANTS  BANK,  C  N  Cotton 

pres.  J  J  Kirk  vice-pres.  L  N 

Gary  cshr 
Methodist  fZpiscopal  Church,  Rev 

H  M  Barton  pastor 
.Meyer  Fred,  meat  mkt 
Mezzocco   Jas.   brick   and  stone 

coni  r 

Milan  P(Mcr,  meat  mkt 
Miller  L  H.  biksmith 
Mlochcr  Paul   O^Co.  clothing 
Alortdlo  i)  Mrs.  furn  rooms 
^Utrelln  vV  ndisio.  soft  drinks 
MORRIS  W   H,  county  commis- 
sioner, vice-pres  Gallup  Stale 
Bank,  real  estate,  insurance 
MOSES  HORACE,  genl  supt  Gal- 

lup  Anierican  l-oal  Go 
Mueller  vS.   Schell     V   V  Mueller. 

P(Mer  SchelL  .  t  aihu's 
Mutual  Coal.  Light       Power  ('.o. 

(ieo  ;V  Keepers  sec -trea^ 
Myers  L  .\.  genl  mdse 
.Nakata  Kay.  clean  and  press 


TROY  THAILEH  SALES  COr.lPAtlY 

niSTRIUUTOlIS— Trov  Trallors.  SoTui-Trail-rs.  .Miami  Light  Ti.vilurs 


First  National  Uunk  Uulldinir 


DEXVF.R,  rOl-OOAPO 


TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc. 


STOCKS 


OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  Xaflonnl  Tank  Building 

Casper  and  Rawlins,  Wyo.        DENVER      Cheyenne  and  Laramie,  Wyo. 


GALLUP 


295 


GALLUP 


NAVAJO  CURIO  CO  (Paul  Kky,  J 
D  Kilborn),  whol  and  ret  Indian 
poods,  silvpi'warp,  baskets,  pot- 
tery, Navajo  blankets 

Neumann  Hans,  mgr  Gallup  Mer- 
cantile Co 

NEW  IVIEXICO  FIRE  BRICK  CO, 
\V  T  Christian  mgr,  lire  brick 
and  fire  clay 

New  Mexico  Ice  &  Produce  Co 

New  Mexico  Loan  &  Mortgage  Co, 
J  G  Kryder  agt 

. Nuan^'z  Pablo,  barber 

OLDSIVIOBILE  IVIOTOR  CARS, 
Lamb  Motor  Co  agents 

PAGE  GREGORY,  pres  Gallup 
State  Bank 

Pape   Hotel.   Gregory  Page  mgr 

PAIGE  MOTOR  CARS  AND 
TRUCKS,  Watson-Paige  Ga- 
rage agents 

Park  Theatre,  Garrett  &  Garrett 
props 

Pastime  Amusement  Co,  J  G  Kry- 
der mgr  genl  mdse 

Pecarich  Frank,  groc 

Penney  J  C  Co,  T  T  Schofield  mgr 
drv  goods  ^ 

PETERSON-DAVIS  CO  (M  C  Pet- 
erson, I  G  Davis),  automobile 
repair  shop;  rear  Watson-Paige 
Garage 

Pintart?lli  &  Bernabe.  groc 
Postal  Tel  Co,  A  P  Ramirez  mgr 
Place  &  Starcevich,  billiards 
Porter  &  Schaefer  (W  W  Porter, 

A  A  Schaefer  i,  garage 
PURDY  J  A,  cshr  M(>Kinley  County 

Bank 

PURDY  T  E,  vice-pres  McKinley 
County  Bank.  ag(Mit  Santa  Fe  Ry 
Ileod  G  F,  tinner 

Hehobolh  Mission,  conducted  by 
Dutch  Christian  Reform  Church 

He«»ves  J  A,  rest 

Hex  Theatre,  Jack  Garrett  mgr 

Richards  Bert  D,  lawyer 

RIDINQTON  CHARLES  R,  sec  and 
treas  The  Thornton-Ridington 
Co 

RIEDLING  A  I  MUSIC  CO,  F  F  Pa- 
del  mgr.  pianos,  player  pianos. 
Columbia  ^rafoiudas  and  r(M'- 
ords.  music  and  musicaF  mer- 
chandi-;c 


Rolando  Jas  Mrs,  rooms 
Rolando  Peter,  genl  mdse 
Roma  Hotel,  Louis  Liberati  prop 
Rosemont  Hotel,  Mrs  R  Bonitta 
prop 

ROSS  C  K,  asst  sales  mgr  Gallup 

American  Coal  Co, 
Ruiz  Alfred,  lawyer  city  attv 
SABIN  C  M,  treas  C  C  Manning  Co 

Sanchez    &    Provencher,  soft 

drinks 

Santa  Fe  Reading  Room  &  Li- 
brary, J  G  Kammer  librarian 
Sell  an  er  Jno,  justice  peace 
Schwemberger     Simeon,  Indian 
trader 

SeJlard  E  P,  jeweler  optician 

Seven  Golden  Lakes  Oil  &  Gas  Co, 
Bert  D  Richards  statutory  agt 

Shanklin  L  G.  hdw  turn 

Shelton  Floyd,  Indian  trader  22 
mi  northoast 

SISTERS  OF  ST  FRANCIS,  con- 
ducting St  Mary's  Hospital 

Slack  Harrv,  life  ins 

SMALLING  T  F,  pres  McKinley 
Count V  Bank 

Smith  Cigar  Mfg  Co,  J  T  Smith 
mgr 

Snow  D  V.  rost 

ST  MARY'S  HOSPITAL,  conducted 

bv  Sisters  of  St  Francis 
Stofer  J  W.  phvs 

STRAW  &  PATTON  L  D  Straw, 
J  J  Pattonj.  Carbon  City  Vul- 
canizing Works 

Swinnev  .1  L  (t.  supt  citv  schools 

THORIVTON  -  RIDINGTON  CO 
THE  line  .  Thomas  |{  Thorn- 
ton pres.  Charles  11  Ridinp:fon 
sec  and  treas,  abstracts  n[  litle. 
accountants  and  audiltu's.  in- 
come lax  (^xperls.  real  estate, 
insurance,  blue  printing  and 
map  mountinu" 

THORNTON  THOMAS  H,  pres  The 
'Thorntnn-RidingI on  I'.o 

Tra{)pl».*  .los.  blksmilh 

I'  S  Army  Recruiting  Statiim  Corp 
P  .1  Cimnors  in  charge 

F  S  Weathei'  lUireau.  Rev  II  M 
IJarton  \n  charge 

Vidal  \-  Marra  (Chas  Vidal.  Felix 
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WALDEN  NON  A,  l<n\ti  clerk 


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WATSON-PAIGE  GARAGE    (J  A 

Watson  .  Paige  Motor  Cars  and 
Trucks,  auto  supplies 
W'eidenieyer    &    Hathorn,  genl 
nidse 

WELSH  THOMAS  E,  attorney  and 
counselor  at  law,  land  otlice 
practice.  Opera  House  bldg 

Western  Union  Tel  Go,  Maud  Mc- 
Dermott  mprr 

WETENHALL  JOHN  E  (American 

l^aglc  Battery  &  Magneto  Co) 
\\'hit*»  H  L  .Airs,  notions 
\\'ilcox  H  F.  building  stone 

WILLARD  STORAGE  BATTERIES 
AND  SERVICE  STATION,  Amer- 
ican Eagle  Battery  &  Magneto 
Co 

Willhoite  G  S,  civil  eng  co  sur- 
veyor 

Willis  J  R.  pliotog 

Willmunder  E  E,  plumber,  town 
water  supt 

\Villson  H  G,  pliys 

Wilson  Bros  (N  A  &  W  G),  contrs 
bldrs 

Wilson  R  L.  painter 
Wood  S  E.  mining  eng 
Wurm  F  W.  jeweler 
Yamashita  N,  rest 
Young  J  H,  ins 


GARDINER. 

A  coal  mining  town  in  Colfax 
county,  on  St.  Louis,  Rocky  Aloun- 
tain  Pacitic  Railway  and  branch 
of  Atchison,  Topoka  &  Santa  Fe 
Railwav,  i  miles  southwest  of 
Raton,  the  county  seat,  shipping 
and  banking  point.  Population 
500.    Altitude  G,000  feet. 

lilossburg  Mercantile  Co,  S  W  Da- 
vis mgr  gen  I  mdse 

COTTEW  ANNA,  postmaster 

Dennis  J  E.  justice  peace 

Fruichlinu'  Silvia  Mrs,  prin  school 

Hubbard  E  A.  phys 

Jidinson  H  H.  phys 

St  E(»uis.  Rocky  Mountain  vlv:  Pa- 
cilic  Co.  eoal  mines,  Wm  Pratt 
supt  mines 


GARFIELD. 

PostotTice  in  Dona  Ana  county 
50  miles  northwest  of  Las  Cruces.i 
the  county  seat,  and  10  mile-J 
northwest  of  Hatch,  the  nearest! 
railroad  and  banking  pointJ 
Farming  and  stock  raising  arei 
the  principal  industries.  Popun 
lation  450.    xVltitude  4,000  feet. 

Archuleta  Benito,  justice  peace 
barbf^r 

ELLIOTT  L  F,  genl  mdse.  hard- 
ware, saddlery,  lumber,  ice.  fuel 
and  feed,  stockmen  and  miners 
supplies,  postmaster 


GARITA. 


Postofiice  in  San  Miguel  county, 
52  miles  southeast  of  Las  Vega-^.! 
the   county   seat,   and    18  milesi 
north  of  Cuervo,  the  nearest  rail-l 
road  point.   Altitude  4,900  feet,  j 

NICHOLS    JACK    L,    genl  mdsei 
postmaster 


GASCON. 


A  postofhce  in  Mora  county,  14 
miles  west  of  Mora,  the  county! 
seat.  East  Las  Vegas  is  the  near-! 
est  railroad  and  banking  point.. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are  the, 
principal  industries.  Population 
100.    Altitude  8,000  feet 

DUNN  CARLOS  P,  crenl  mdse.  min- 
ing tind)er.  cattl'^  and  sheep, 
postmaster,  justice  peace 


GIBSON. 


Important  coal  mining  town  m 
McKinley  county,  3  miles  north 
of  (iallup.  on  ti\e  A..  T.  S.  F. 
Ry..  the  banking  and  slupping 
point.  Daily  mails.  Eightoeu 
hundred  tons  of  lignite  coal  mined 
dailv.  Population  1.200.  Altitude 
0,700  feet. 

Baudino  Jos,  soft  drinks 
Fruit h  C  H,  phys 


Largest  Business  School  in  the  Rooky 
Mountain  Section 
2,000  Calls  for  OtTice  Help  Yearly 
Write  Today  for  Catalog 
OOJfVTYJS^/^C/Al^  SC//00£^^^2^^  Champa  St.,   Denver,  Colorado 


KANSAS  CITY  STRUCTURAL  STEEL  CO. 

STRUCTURAL  STEEL  FOR  BUILDINGS  AND  BRIDGES.  OIL  STORAGE  TANKS 
COMPLETE  REFINERY  EQUIPMENT  KANSAS  CITY,  MISSOURI 


GILA 


297 


GLENWOOD 


(iailup  American  Coal  Co,  Horace 
Mo?ies  gen  I  supt 

<iihson  Hospital,  C  H  Fruith  phys 
in  charge 

Gibson  Stores  Co,  H  \V  Dawson 
nipr  g-ciil  mdsc 

KUHNS  L  IVI  MRS,  postmaster 

I^earson  H  F,  genl  mdse 

Weaver  Coal  3Iine,  Thos  Robert- 
son supt 


GILA. 


Postollice  and  small  town  in 
Grant  county  30  miles  from  Silver 
City,  the  county  seat,  shipping 
and  banking  point.  Automobiles 
make  daily  trip  from  Silver  City 
to  Mogollon  via  Gila.  Population 
of  precinct  350.  Altitude  4,500 
feet. 

Foster  Lewis  E,  assayer  mining 
en^ 

Gila  °Farm  Co  The,  L  E  Foster 

mgr  genl  mdse  live  stock 
Gila  Farms  Milling  Co,  L  E  Fos- 
ter mgr  Hour 
Hill  J  D,  notary  public 
Holland  T  W,  live  stock 
LYONS  IDA  R  MRS,  postmaster 
{Shields  J   F,  justice  peace  res 
Clifl' 


GLADSTONE. 

PostofTice  in  Union  county,  50 
miles  northwest  of  Clayton,  the 
county  seat.  Mills  is  the  nearest 
banking  and  shipping  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
JOO.    Altitude  5,500  feet. 

Chapin  G  S,  phys 
Coburn  J,  genl  mdse 
Duncan  J  \V,  blksmith 
Hunter  J  A.  garage^ 
Jameson  Town  site  Co 
JONES  HMKI^IA,  postmaster 
Kirby  Gcrrrue  Mi'"^,  music  Ichr 
Kir  by  J  K.  ntdary 
Lutliv  C  K,  !i(Vtary 
Lulhy  c^'  McNeil,  i^enl  mdse 
.McXeil  J  r>.  insurance 


GLENCOE. 

A  country  postoflice  in  Lincoln 
county,  i5  miles  southeast  of  Car- 
rizozo,  the  county  seat.  Capitan 
is  the  nearest  railroad  and  bank- 
ing point.  Farming  and  stock 
raising  the  principal  industries. 
Population  150.  Altitude  5,600 
feet. 

Bonnell  B  J,  hotel 
Coe  \Vm  T,  justice  peace 
Glencoe  Trading  Co,  genl  mdse 
Land  S  \V,  garage 
TULLY  J  V,  real  estate,  nursery 
TULLY  ORA  G,  notary,  postmas- 
ter 


GLENRIO. 

Recently  established  postoflice 
in  Quay  county,  on  the  C.  R.  L  & 
P.  Ry.,'  40  mifes  east  of  Tucum- 
cari,  the  county  seat  and  banking 
point.  Farming  and  stock  raising 
are  principal  industries  of  sur- 
rounding country.  Population  of 
neighborhood  300  and  rapidly  in- 
creasing.   Altitude  3,800  feet. 

Brazelton  Lumber  Co,  W  E  Moses 
mgr 

Dalton  F  L,  r  r  and  exp  agt 

DeBoer  Bert,  postmaster 

Glenrio  Mercantile  Co,  \V  H  Cook 

mgr  genl  mdse 
Hotel  Glenrio,  Wm   C  McCague 

mgr 

Glenrio  Tribune,  Frank  W  Zern 
ed 

Moses  Town  site  &  Invt  Co,  W  E 

Moses  pres 
Xeil  J  J,  garage  blksmith 
Vanderwork  J^lanch.  prin  school 
Western   Fnion    lid  Co,   Frcil  L 

Dalton  agt 
Zern  Frank  W,  notary  public 


GLENWOOD. 

Postoflice  in  Socorro  county.  03 
mihvs  south  of  Socorrc»  the  cininty 
seat.  SiUer  City  is  the  nearest 
railroad  and  banUiiiir  pt>int.  Min- 
ing and  stock  raising  are  Ihe  prin- 


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Why  Not  Ship  Your  Hides  to 

CHAS.  F'RIEINO  &  CO.,  ono 

Dealers  in  Hides,  Furs,  Sheep  Pelts  and  Wool 

917  Wazee  Street  Denver,  Colorado 


GLORIETA 


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Alt  it  ndo        » 7  foet. 
HIGGINS  M  M,  postmaster 
Kilt     iM  Mrs,  genl  mdse 


GLORIETA. 

A  new  postofTice  in  Santa  Fe 
county. 


GOLDEN. 


Post 0 nice  in  Santa  county, 
39  miles  south  of  Santa  Fe,  the 
county  seat  and  banking-  point, 
and  it)  miles  from  Los  Cerrillos, 
the  nearest  railroad  point.  Min- 
ing is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  150.  Altitude  7,000 
feet. 

Argn  Mining  Go 

DICKS  W  H,  postmaster 

Pad  ilia  P,  genl  mdse 

Riccon  E.  genl  mdse 

Santa  Fe  Dredging  Go,  mining 


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GOVERNADOR. 

Postoflice  in  Rio  Arriba  county, 
60  miles  northwest  of  Tierra 
Amarilla.  the  county  seat.  Ar- 
boles,  Golo.,  is  the  nearest  rail- 
road point  and  Ignacio,  Golo..  is 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Farm- 
ing and  stock  raising  are  the  prin- 
cipal industries.  Altitude  0,000 
feet. 

Garcia  y  Sandoval  Pedro,  justice 
peace 

Sanchez  .1  S,  genl  mdse 
Smitli  Bros.  liv»»  slock 
SMITH  EFFIE  S,  postmaster 

GRADY. 

Postoflice  and  small  settlement 
in  Gurry  county,  35  miles  north- 
west ol'  Glovis,  the  county  seat 
and  shipping  point.  Population 
200.    Altiluife  i,400  foet." 


P>apl  ist  Ghurch 
Garman  A  P,  stage 
Cox  Asa  T.  carp 


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First  National  Bank,  S  B  Cupples 

cshr 

GAMBLE  M  P  MRS,  postmaster 
Hale  J  \V,  phys 
Knowles  R  G,  carp 
Marrison  W  A,  genl  mdse 
Methodist  Ghurch,  Rev  R  A  Graw- 

ford 'pastor 
Smithson  .John  F,  notary  public 

real  estate 
Sparks  E  W,  boarding  fuel  and 

feed 

Stantield  Bros,  genl  mdse 
Warren  M  N  Mrs.  hotel 
Woodmen  of  World,  Grady  Gamp 
No  07,  Asa  T  Gox  clerk 


GRANDVIEW. 

PostofTice  in  Union  county.  18 
miles  northwest  of  Glayton.  the 
countv  seat  and  banking  point. 
Population  5.   Altitude  5.000  feet. 

Wallen  Fred  A.  postmaster 


GRANT. 


PostofTice  in  Valencia  county, 
and  (irants  station  on  the  Atchi- 
son. 'roi)eka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway. 
96  miles  west  of  Albuquerque,  the 
banking  point,  and  90  miles  west 
of  Los  Lunas,  the  county  seat. 
Sheep  and  stock  raising  are  tlie 
principal  industries.  Population 
275.    Altitude  6,42  4  feet. 

Bernalillo    Merc    Co    of  (irants. 
Garl  Scligman  local  mgr  genl 
mdse 

Blea  .\flolf(\  hack  line  freighter 
Bibo  Bro>.  ;:tMil  md>c 
Bibo  Ivan.  cfMifcctv 
BLOCK  JAMES,  po^ima-lor 
Bond-SaruiMU  Co.  Leonard  Bond 

mgr  genl  mdse 
Brito  J  M,  justice  peace 
Hurncy  II  O.  garage 
Gai»clli  Jos.  (Muitr 
Chapman  Eugene,  creamery 
Giibrro  Ttd  G.o 
Deiner  Fred  Mrs.  hotel 
I'^ickson  .Ino.  painter 
(Icoriic  Rich,  "-awiuill  lumber 


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EL  PASO  BITUIITHIC  CO. 

CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
General  Office:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 


GREENFIELD 


299 


Gl  ADALUPITA 


(irant  Auto  Co.  H  F  Hamilton  prop 
(irover  Chas  M.  physician 
Hoi  el    Woodard,   G    S  Woodard 
prop 

Mi'Hrido  L  B,  barber 
Seligman  Carl,  notary  pubHc 


GREENFIELD. 

A  postoftice  in  Chaves  county, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  3  miles 
southeast  of  Dexter,  the  banking 
point,  and  20  miles  southeast  of 
Hosvvell,  the  county  seat.  Farm- 


principal  industry. 
50,    Altitude  3,500 


iiig    is  the 
Population 
feet. 

Bowen  Ernest  S,  agt  A  T  &  S  F 
Rv 

DOUGLAS    GEO    A,    genl  mdse, 
postmaster 


Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

S  K  Hogan  pastor 
Noyes  G  \V  Mrs,  boarding  house 
Plains  Garage 
Revis  C  A,  dray 
Rhodes  Walter,  drugs 
Service  Garage 
Simnett  R  E,  blksmith 
Smith  G  T.  boarding  house 
Stalder  Walter  J,  furn  hdw  agric 

implts 
Steele  A  G,  barber 
Stone  E  T,  justice  peace 
Travis  K  C,  dray 
Weber  &  Son,  genl  mdse 
Whitenach  Frank  W,  real  est 


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GREENS  GAP. 

PostolTice  in  Socorro  county,  75 
miles  west  of  Socorro,  the  county 
seat,  and  65  miles  from  Magda- 
lena,  the  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Population  10. 
Altitude  7,000  feet. 

LAWRENCE  JOHN  A,  postmaster 

»  GRENVILLE. 

Postotrice  in  Union  county,  on 
the  C.  &  S.  Ry..  30  miles  north- 
west of  Clayton  the  county  seat. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
300.    Altitude  5,955  feet. 

Archuleta  Jose,  blksmith 
Asker  Rosa,  genl  mdse 
Bair  Wm.  dray 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  W  E  Dawn 

pastor 
Brawner  Bros,  contrs 
Cogdill  J  V.  mayor 
Comley  Lumber  ('o 
Cooke'Tillman.  carp 
First  State  Bank,  L  G  Gusler  pres 

E  U  Scott  cshr 
Grenville  Garage 
.lungbluth  L.  carp 
Light  Bros,  uenlmdse 


GUADALUPE. 

A  country  postolTice  in  De  Baca 
county,  15  miles  northwest  of  Fort 
Sumner,  the  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation 150. 

Espinoza  Louis,  justice  peace 
TRUJILLO  DELFINIA,  postmas- 
ter 


GUADALUPITA. 

PostolTice  in  Mora  county,  16 
miles  northeast  of  Mora,  the  coun- 
ty seat,  30  miles  northwest  of 
xV'atrous,  the  nearest  railroad 
point,  and  52  miles  north  of  Las 
Vegas,  the  nearest  banking  ])oint. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  in<iustri«'s.  Population 
iOO.    Altitude  7.000  feet. 

.\rguello  Jose  D,  plasterer 
Cerro  Moiitoso  Lumber  Co 
Chavez  Daniel  sawmill 
Duran  Emilio,  barber 
Gallegos  llilario,  carp 
Griego  Ramon,  blksmith 
Gua(lalu{)ita  Cash  Store,  genl  mdse 
Lucero  Abelino.  barber 
Lucero  Bros,  billiards 
Lucero  J  A      Co.  genl  mtlse 
Marrujo  Pablo,  sawmill 
Martinez  J  Pablo,  carp 
Martinez  Jose,  carp 
Pacht'cn  .lt'<\i<.  mdse 
REGENSBERG   JOSEPH,    uei^  ral 
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E.  BURKKARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 

787-796  So.  Broudway 


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FACTORY,  1717  LOGAN  ST. 


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Rivera  Juan,  -sawmill 
Salazar  Seni)bio,  gtMil  mdse 
Silva  Kmijidio,  constable 
Torres  J  J.  blksmith 
Vigil  .Manuel,  justice  peace 
Vigil  vS:  Vigil,  sawmill 


GUY. 


A  country  postotfice  in  Union 
county,  25  miles  east  of  Des 
Moines,  the  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  12.  Alti- 
tude 5,500  feet. 

Feltch  A  N,  blksmith 

Guy  Mercantile  Co,  genl  mdse 

Larkin  George  G.  postmaster 


HACHITA. 

PostofTice  in  Grant  county  and 
station  at  the  junction  of  eT  Paso 
&  Southwestern  and  Arizona  & 
New  Mexico  Railroad,  and  3« 
miles  east  of  Lordsburg,  the  bank- 
ing point.    Population  200. 

BROWN  F  P,  postmaster 
Hachita  Hotel,  J  J  Gaughlin  prop 
Hachita  Merc  Co,  G  F  Dunnegan 

mgr  genl  mdse 
Ladd  R  C,  billiards 
McGaughey  H  A,  r  r  and  exp  aart 
Mitchell  \V  D,  billiards 
Sanders  M  ]M,  meat  mkt 
Thornberry  T  J,  phys 

Tombaugh  Ed,  autos  furn  rooms 
W'eisiger  E  S,  rooms 
Woodhouse  C  M,  noveltv  works 


OSCAR  R.  TANNER 
Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Have  22  of  the  leading  Fire  Insurance  Companies.  Twenty-six 
years'  .experience  in  the  valley.  Choice  irrigated  fruit  and  alfalfa 
farms  and  unimproved  lands  in  Artesian  Belt  for  sale  or  exchange 

OIL  LANDS  FOR  SALE  AND  LEASE 

Notary  Public  Hagerman,  New  Mexico 

HAGERMAN. 

A  thriving  town  in  Chaves  county,  on  the  A..  T.  v.^  S.  F.  Railway, 
24  miles  southeast  of  Hoswell.  Irrigation  has  been  most  success- 
ful in  the  Pecos  Valley  and  Hagerman  is  an  example  of  what  plenty 
of  water  will  <lo  for  a  good  country.  It  is  surrouniled  by  thousands 
of  acres  of  the  choicest  agricultural,  fruit  and  grazing  land  in  the 
countrv.  The  intelligence,  thrift  and  morals  of  its  people  are 
plentifully  attested  by  the  tine  brick  business  houses,  attractive 
and  conimodinus  homes,  excellent  schools  and  churches.  National 
Bank,  careful  observance  of  approved  sanitary  principles  and  gen- 
eral air  of  neatness  and  good  order.  Has  a  water  system  that  cost 
$10,000.  Population  800,  population  of  neighborhood  1.500.  Al- 
titude 3,500  feet. 

'bOWEN  W  E,  >\\\A  The  Hager- 
num  Irriualiiui  C^o 


Arizona  New  Mexico  Oil  Co,  Geo 

W  Butler  sec 
Baptist  Chyrch.  Rev  C  A  Todd  pas- 


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Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


HAGERMAN 


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HAGERMAX 


GEO.  W.  LOSEY,  President 
JIM  WILLIAMSON.  Vice-Pres.  W.  A.  LOSEY,  Cashier 

CALVIN  GRAHAM.  Vice-Pres.  A.  L.  VAN  ARSDOL.  Asst.  Cshr. 

7503 

THE  FiRST  mimiM.  BANK 

CAPITAL,  SURPLUS  AND  PROFITS 
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H.  H.  WEEDEN,  Prop. 


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Auto  Tires,  Tubes  and  Acces- 
sories, Gasoiine  and  Oil.  Vulcan- 
Izing  and  Repair  Work  a  Specialty  [p- 

AUTO  PAINTING  AND  TOP 
WORK 

Hegemnan  New  Mexico 


Brock  S  B,  moving  picture  the- 
atre 

Brown  H  M,  phys  mayor 
Continental  Oil  Co,  W  E  King  agt 
Cowan  Harry,  sec  public  school 
board 

Crisler  Perry,  l)lksmith 

DEVBNPORT  T  D,  groceries,  con- 
ff»ctionery,  tlour,  feed 

Dovenport  &  Lemon,  H  C  Lemon 
mgr  garage 

Diamond  X  Land  &  Cattle  Co,  T  B 
Piatt  sec-treas 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  George 
W  Losey  pres,  Calvin  Graham 
vice-pres,  Jim  Williamson  vice- 
pres.  W  A  Losey  cshr,  A  L  Van 
Arsdol  asst  cshr 

Ford    Service    Station,    Chas  A 
Tanner '  mgr 

Foster  F  F,  barber,  billiards 

GRAHAM  CALVIN,  vice-pres  First 
National  iiank 

Hagerman  Alfalfa  Growers  Assn. 
Willis  Pardee  sec-treas 

Hagerman  Afhle(i(*  Assn.  Harring- 
ton Wimberly  sec-tr(SAs 


Hagerman  Commercial  Club,  W  A 

Losey  sec-treas 
Hagerman  Drug  Co,  D  P  Ward  Jr 

prop 

Hagerman  Furniture  Co,  G  G  Ma- 
son prop 

HAGERMAN  IRRIGATION 
THE,  \\'  E  Bowen  supt 

Huber  W  A,  phys 

Komi)  Lumber  Co,  J  V  Brown  local 
mgr 

King  W  E,  transfer 

LOCHHEAD  ROY  I,  tr.  as  and  mgr 

Pecos  Valley  Alfalfn  Mill  Co 

LOSEY  GEORGE  W,  pres  First 

National  iiank 
LOSEY  W  A,  cshr  First  National 

Bank,  town  treasurer,  insurance 

McCormick  I  B,  dentist,  marshal 
Mason  A  M  Mrs,  millinery,  dry 
gds 

Messenger  (wi.  A  G,  F  E  \  H 
Wimberly  cds  and  pubirs 

Mcfh()disl  l\pisc()p;»l  Clnui'h.  Rev 
H  W  Cartel'  pjistor 

Miller  .\  N  \  Co.  ueiil  rud>e 

Miller  R(dd  N.  notary  public 


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Application.    Correspondence  Solicited.    Low  Prices  and  Qaick  SbkpcmataL 


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W.  E.  WALLACE,  Secy.                                   ROY  I.  LOCHHEAD.  Treas.  &  Mgr. 

PEGOS  VALLEY  ALFALFA  MILL  GO. 

DEALERS  IN  ALFALFA 

and  Manufacturers  of 
PEA  GREEN  ALFALFA  MEAL 

StornKC  Capacity  3,000  Tons  Alfalfa.     Grinding?  Capacity  i:00  Tons  Dally. 

All  Quotations  Subject  to  Chang^e  Without  Notice.    Use  Robinson's  Code. 

CAPITAL  STOCK  930,000.00 

Hagerman                                                                    New  Mexico 

J.l.     VVili&l                                                                                                                                                               XN.    O.  WiliOi 

WEST  BROTHERS 
Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

OIL  LANDS  AND  LEASES  FROM  HAGERMAN  TO  PECOS,  TEXAS 
Farms  and  Ranches  for  Sale,  Farm  Loans,  Fire,  Life 
and  Accident  Insurance 

HAGERMAN        •                                                          NEW  MEXICO 

MODERN    GARAGE    THE,    H  H 

W'eoden  prop,  autos,  supplies, 

repairs 
Mount  G  E.  genl  mdse 
:\Io.untain  States  T  &  T  Co,  Mrs 

L  M  Slayter  exch  mgr 
Parkhurst"  C  A.  supt  city  schools 
PECOS  VALLEY  ALFALFA  MILL 

CO,  F  \{  Wuo.l  pres.  F  M  Wil- 
son vice-pros,  W  E  Wallace  sec. 

Roy  I  Lochhead  troas  and  nif^r 
Powfdl  F  W,  r  r  and  exp  aj-'-t 
Proshyterian    Church,   Rev    C  'I 

Walker  pas  lor 
Rio  (;rande  Vallev  Creamery.  A  N 

Miller  &  Co  ajxts 
Robinson  Guy,  hides  constable 
Sims  J  M,  barber  billiards 
Tanner  Chas  A.  autos 
TANNER  OSCAR  R,  real  estate, 

loans,  insurance,  notary  public, 

town  clerk 
Tramidl  V  T,  harness,  shoemkr 
VAN  ARSDOL  A  L,  asst  cshr  First 

Nat ionai  iiaiik 
WALLACE  W  E,  >ec  P(H"Os  Valley 

Altai  fa' Ml  11  Co 

WEEDEN  H  H,  prop  The  Modern 
Gar  ape 

WEST  BROS  (J  T  &  N  S^  real 

estate,  loans,  insurance 

West  J  T.  justice  peace 

Western  I'nion  Tel  Co 

WILLIAMSON  JIM,  vice-pres 
I"'irsf  National  Bank  ' 

WILSON  F  M,  vice-pres  Pecos 
Valley  .Mfalta  Mill  Co 

Wimberlv  M  F,  act  in?:  postmaster 

WOOD  F  R,  pres  Pecos  Vallcv  Al- 
falfa Mill  Co 

HANOVER. 

PostolVice  and   small   town  in 
(irant    C(^unfy.     Station    on  the 
Whit<nvater  branch  of  the  Atchi- 
son. 'I'oix'ka  \-  Santa  Fe  Railway. 
17  miles  northeast  of  Silver  ("ity. 
the    county    seat    and  banking 
point.     Mining-  the  principal  in- 
dustrv.      Population    :U)0.  Alti- 
tude l),C(H1  feet. 

.\yala  A.  billiards 
Flack  Hawk  Mining-  Co 

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WESTERN  METAL 

MANUFACTURING  CO. 

EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


HASSKLL 


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HAYDEN 


huran  &  Ti'iijillo.  genl  nidse 
Krnpir*^  Zinc  Co,  K  A  Strand  siipt 
(iilfhrist  &  Dawson,  genl  mdse 
<ir»HMi  J  R.  station  agt 
Hanover  Bakery 

Hanover  Copper  Co,  J  S  Dickey 

mgr 
Hanover  Hotel 

lierniosa  Hotel,  U  S  Copper  les- 
sees 

Moyer  B  F,  dairy 

New  Mexico  Zinc  &  Copper  Co,  J 

L  Terry  mgr 
Siiemp  F  S.  pliv-^ 
SPRAWLS  EMMA  V,  postmaster 
Sprawls     H     W,     confy  barber 

tailor 
U  S  Copper  Co 


HASSELL. 

A  postofTice  and  small  town  in 
Quay  county,  18  miles  north  of 
'1  aiban,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
the  banking  and  shipping  point, 
and  49  miles  southwest  of  Tucum- 
cari,  the  countv  seat.  Population 
100.    Altitude  4,500  feet. 

Hewitt  Judge,  justice  peace 
Searbough  May  Miss,  prin  school 
SNIPES  J  F/genl  mdse,  notary, 
postmaster 


Small 


HATCH. 

town  and  postolTice  in 
Dona  Ana  county,  on  the  Atchi- 
son, Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway. 
5  miles  west  from  Rincon,  and  37 
miles  northwest  of  f.as  Gruces. 
tlie  county  seat.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  the  leading  indus- 
tries. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 600.    Altitude  4,300  feet. 

BANK  OF  HATCH,  J  E  Bonar  pres. 

P   F   Campbell   vice-pres  and 

cshr.  Frank  Horron  sec 
BONAR  J  E,  pros  Bank  of  Hatch 
lionar  c'v:  Brown garage 
CAMPBELL  P  F,  vice-pres  and 

cshr  Hank  of  Halch,  real  estate. 

insurance,  nolary  juihlic 
CLAPP  L,   gencrji!  merchandise. 

agricultural   i'liiph't'^'''^' wlud 

hav.  grain,  produce 


CLAPP  L  MRS,  rooms,  lunch 
counter 

Campbell  P  F,  real  est  ins  notary 
Elliott  Ida  M,  rr  and  exp  agt 
Herrerra  Ramon,  notary  public 
HERRON   FRANK,   sec"  Bank  of 
Hatch 

HOLLOWELL  &  BROWNLEE  (T 

C  Hollowell.  R  W  Brownlee-, 
general  merchandise,  hard- 
ware, lumber,  hay,  grain 

Johnson  Cr  B.  postmaster 

Joy  A  C,  genl  mdse 

Lewis  Vera  Miss,  prin  school 

McCall  W'm,  horse  raiser 

Mason  S,  apiary 

Perea  Jose  M,  constable 

Romig  B  B,  civil  eng 

Taylor  A  R,  auto  reprs 

'J'rujillo  Federico,  justice  peace 

U  S  Reclamation  Service,  W  J  Ball 
eng  in  charge 


HATOD. 

PostolTice  in  Colfax  county. 


HAVENER. 

Postofllce  in  Gurrv  county,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  10  miles 
west  of  Clovis.  the  county  seat 
and  banking  point.  Farming  the 
principal  industry.  Population 
of  neighborhood  125.  Altitude 
4,240  feet. 

Bryant  J  D,  blksmith 

Tharp      McMullen,  genl  mdse 


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Small  (own  and  postollice 
Fnion  county,  35  miles  north 
Xara  Visa,  on  the  C,  R.  I. 
Ry..  the  shipping  point  and 
niiles  south  of  Clayton,  the  county 
seat.  Nara  Visa  is  the  nearest 
banking   point.     Population  25. 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  J  \V  Taylor 

pastor 
Bolin^er  T  .\.  blksmith 
llerwooil  Bert,  justii-e  j^eaci^ 
.lolinxui  (Mto  .Merc  Co.  A  W  Tan- 
net-  mL:r  L:eiil  mdse 
TANNER  A  W.  p(^stma>^ler 
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Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 


4  Per  Cent,  allovred  in  our  Saving**  Department. 
We  invite  accounts  of  Banks,  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  :Modern  and  Conservative  Banking.    Accounts  received  by  Mail. 


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HAYNES. 

A  postolTice  in  Rio  Arriba  coun- 
ty, miles  northwest  of  Albu- 
querque, on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
the  shii)i)ing-  and  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  the  principal  in- 
dustry. Population  25.  Altitude 
6,600  feet. 


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HEATON. 


Coal  mining  town  and  postofTice 
in  iMcKinlev  countv  5  miles  north- 
east of  (Jallup,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S. 
F.  Ry.,  I  he  shipping  and  banking 
point.  Population  500.  Altitude 
6,500  feet. 

Calaway  A  A.  phys 

Fosburg  Tony,  hotel 

Gallup  American  Coal  Go,  Robert 

Dennard  supt 
Gibson  Stores  Co,  \Vm  Kinsly  mgr 


HERMANAS. 

Small  town  and  postofTice  in 
Luna  county,  on  the  El  Paso  & 
Southwestern  Railway,  32  miles 
south  of  Deming,  the  county  seat. 
Columbus  is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Farming  and  stock  raising 
the  leading  industries.  Some 
minfng.  Population  150.  Altitude 
4,453  feet. 

Padelford  W  H.  genl  mdse 
TRENT  R  B,  postmaster,  agt  E  P 
&  S  W  Ry 

HERIVIOSA. 

Postollice  and  town  in  Sierra 
countv,  60  miles  west  from  Engle, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  ship- 
ping point,  and  30  miles  north- 
west of  Hillsboro,  the  county  seat 
and  banking  point.  Mining  and 
stock  raising  the  leading  indus- 
tries. Population  50.  Altitude 
7,200  feet. 

KENDRICK  R  C,  poslmasfer 
McDonald  W  11.  justice  peace,  no- 
tary 


HIGH  ROLLS. 

Postofllce  in  Otero  county,  on 
the  E.  P.  &  S.  \V.  Ry.,  11  miles 
northwest  of  Alamogordo,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point.  Population  200.  Altitude 
6,500  feet. 

Haughey  Paul,  mining 
Klein  A  A,  exp  and  sta  agt 

KOTOSKY  SIMON,  genl  mdse,  ho- 
tel, postmaster 

Longwell  B  H  &  Co,  mining 

Massey  Matt,  blksmith 

Walker  J  M,  justice  peace 


HILARIO. 


PostofTice  in  San  Miguel  county. 
45  miles  from  Las  Vegas,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Principal  industry  is 
stock  raising.  Population  of 
neighborhood  200.  Altitude  5,000 
feet. 

GONZALES     LORENZO,  notary, 

postmaster 


HILL. 


A  small  town  and  postofTice  in 
Dona  Ana  county,  8  miles  north  of 
Las  Cruces,  the  county  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion 500.    Altitude  4,200  feet. 

Burns  C  A,  live  stock 
Co-onerative  Hog  Raisers  Assn.  J 
E  Haines  pres 

Doon  Leona  Miss,  prin  school 
Franklin  Thos,  dairy 
Haines  J   E,  juslice  peace,  hog 
raiser 

Haines  Merc  Co,  genl  mdse 
Hill  C      real  estate 
LITTON  P  M,  genl  mdso,  post- 
master 
Rhodes  Hros.  »Iairy 
W'inler  H  H,  tlairy 


J.  E.  JOHNDOHL  BOILER  AflD  SIIEET  IRON  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acctyleno  Process. 
All  Kinds  of  General  Welding 
1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET  DENVER.  COLORADO 


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TRI-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 
<y^gATi^'\    **lf  lt*s  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  or  Tractor,  We  Have  It" 

HILLSBORO  305  HILLSBORO 


BEATON'S  CONFECTIONERY 

CONFECTIONERY,   LUNCHES,   HOT  AND  COLD  DRINKS 
CIGARS  AND  TOBACCO 


D.  E.  HEATON,  Prop. 


HILLSBORO,  NEW  MEXICO 


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HILLSBORO. 

A  prosperous  mining  town  and 
county  seat  of  Sierra  county,  18 
miles' north  of  Lake  Valley,  the 
nearest  rjiilroacl  point.  The  town 
was  located  in  1877  and  is  an  im- 
portant mining  camp,  from  which 
large  quantities  of  the  precious 
metals  have  been  produced.  It  is 
the  oldest  camp  in  Sierra  county 
and  has  produced  over  $9,000,- 
(K)0  in  gold.  Hillsboro  has  a 
iiandsome  court  house,  a  bank, 
two  weekly  newspapers,  good 
-schools  and  churches,  substantial 
business  places  and  comfortable 
homes.  Considerable  stock  rais- 
ing in  the  neighborhood.  The 
warm  springs  nearby  are  highly 
recommended  for  curative  prop- 
erties. Population,  including  the 
adjacent  hills,  800,  Altitude  5,- 
400  feet. 

Ales  Alfred  M,  probate  judge 
Ales  &  Carabajal,  billiards  dry 
goods 

Apoda^a  Miguel  D,  county  treas 
Barreras  Elegi.  constable 
Jiojorques  F  M,  county  sheriff 
Bourget  Jas,  county  assessor 
Bucher  W  H,  mines 
Byrne  T  H,  notary 
(^onnifT  Fred  V,  postmaster 
(hooper  Wm  S,  carp  painter 
Dines  J  P,  county  clerk 
Sisinger  Bros,  jewelers 
Duran  F  T,  genl  mdse 
Dye  J  A,  vice-pres  Sierra  County 
Bank 

Empire  Gold   M  &  M  Co,  Wm 

Peterson  mgr 
Fender  1'  J.  blksmith 
GILBERT  ERNEST,  vice-pres  Rio 

<  irande  Abst  I'act  Co 
HAMMEL  W  C,  (  shr  Sierra  Coun-  '  SIERRA     COUNTY  ADVOCATE. 

ly  Hank  I     vw,  W  O  rhnmnson  pmp  


Hatcher  J  O,  phys 

HEATON'S  CONFECTIONERY,  D 

K  Heaton  prop,  cigars,  confec- 
tionery, soft  drinks,  lunches 

HERNDON  J  B,  pres  Sierra  Coun- 
ty Bank 

Hillsboro  Hotel,  Mrs  Jas  Busen- 

bark  prop 
Hirsch  A  J,  real  est  mining 
Hiltscher  Fred,  co  surveyor 
Irwin  W  F,  prin  school 
Kelley   P   S,  justice   peace   U  S 

Comsnr 

LAKE    VALLEY  HILLSBORO 
KINGSTON    AUTO  STAGE 
EXPRESS  LINE,  Wm  D  Slease 
prop 

Lang  Louis,  bakery 
Las  Animas  Peak  Gold  M  &  M  Co 
Lindsey  Chas  F,  dentist 
McKinley  Group  of  Mines,  Martin 

Connaboy  &  Mrs  iMary  Burke 

props 

McPherson  J  B,  hay  fruit 
Miller  D  lAI  &  Co.  genl  mdse 

MILLER  N  S  DRUG  CO,  X  S  Bird 
mgr,  drugs,  confectionery,  no- 
tions, kodaks  and  supplies 

Orchard  Hotel,  Mrs  J  W  Orchard 
prop 

Padilla  Doniciano,  freighter 

Percha  Theatre,  Heaton  &  Robin- 
son props 

Pitchfork  Ranch,  Cunningham  i!s: 

Son  props 
REA  MILDRED  F,  sec  and  treas 

Rio  Grande  Abstract  Co 
j  Reilly  Haz(M  ]i.  co  snpt  ?(Mi0(Ws 

RIO  GRANDE  ABSTRACT  CO,  J 

I A    Steel    pr(»s.    Frnest  Ciilbert 
vice-pn»s.   MildrtMl   F   Rea  sec 
and  triMs,  ciM'titi<Hl  abstratMers 
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Brass  Work.    We  invite  corroepoodence,  "witli  Sp^irtcations. 


Sp#c 


TBE  SUCK-HORNER  BRASS  MFG.  CO. 


1«38  BLAKE  STREET 


DENVER.  COLORAOp 


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Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
610-€11  IVinis  Building 


El  Paso,  Texas 


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Lake  Valley,  Hlllsboro  and  Kingston  Auto  Stage 

and  Express  Line 


New  Autos,  Careful  Drivers 
Wire  at  our  expense. 


Car  for  Service  Day  or  Xight.  "When  Cominff 
Reasonable  rates,  courteous  treatment. 


Dealer  in  FORD  CARS  AND  REPAIRS. 

P.  O.  Box  122 


GOODYEAR  TIRES. 


Hlllsboro,  New  Mexico 


SIERRA    COUNTY    BANK,    J  B 

Hd'iKion  pi'os.  J  A  Dye  vice- 
pros,  W  C  Ham  mo  I  cshr 

SioiTci  Moroantilo  Co,  (T  H  Byrne 
()  S  P>(^al  Henry  Opgenorth) 
y<»nl  m(ls(^ 

SLEASE  WM  D,  autos  and  re- 
pairs, projj  Lake  Valley,  Hills- 
horo  &  Kingston  Auto  Stage  & 
l']xi)ross  Line 

Snake  &  Opportunity  Mines  Go,  N 
G  Sheridan  genl  mgr 

STEEL  J  A,  i)hysician,  health  of- 
tieer,  pros  11  io  Grande  Abstract 
Go 

Stiles  G  E,  barber  clean  and  press 
Sunset  Mine,  A  J  Hirsch  mgr 
Tittman  Edw  D,  lawyer 
TOM  YING,   restaurant,   a  good 

place  to  eat 
Union  Ghurch,  Rev  Hunter  Lewis 

pastor 
Woll'ord  H  A,  lawyer 
Wolford  H  A,  D  H  Wolford  mgr 

garage 
Young  Edw  Mrs,  hotel 


Dalmont  L  N,  nursery 
Dunnan  \V  A,  blksmith 
Cilasscock  W  J.  justice  peace 
(ioode  Pearl  Mrs.  dressmkr 
MoKinley  H  D.  carp 
Thorp  Philip,  teacher 
Turner  B  H  Mrs,  genl  mdse 


HOBBS. 

A  country  postoHice  in  Lea 
counlv,  32  miles  east  of  Seminole. 
T<^xas^,  the  nearest  railroad  point 
and  .30  miles  southeast  of  Lov- 
ington,  the  county  s(^at  and  hank- 
inu"  point.  Population  00.  Alti- 
tude 3.Gi8  feet. 

liaptist    Ghurch.   \V    L  Greebon. 

deacon 
Tirnwn  .la^.  prin  school 
BYERS  E  H,  iKdary.  postmaster 
r.vcis  Muuiit'.  nuisic  teacher 


HOLLENE. 

PostoHice  in  Gurry  county,  ,32 
miles  northeast  of  Clovis,  the 
county  seat,  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Population  10. 
Altitude  'i,250  feet. 

Manning  J  W.  genl  mdse 
Smith    Jesse    T,    notary  pubii:^ 

postmaster 
Smith  Merc  Go.  genl  mdse 


HOLMAN. 

PostotTioe  in  Mora  county.  40 
miles  north  of  Las  Vegas,  on  ih** 
A..  T.  S.  E.  Hy..  the  nearest 
railroad  point  and  7  miles  north- 
west of  Mora,  the  eouiity  >eal 
and  banking  pv)inL  Farn\ing 
and  stock  raising  the  leading 
imiustiies.  Population  of  noigh 
1)0 r hood  500. 

Catholic  Ghurch.  Father  C  Bal 

lard  lU'iest 
GandiMl  I'.rns.  tf«Mil  mdse 
QANDERT  JOHN,  postmaster 
LnriMo  Lii«  i;in;i.  slatft*  line 
Presbyl.M-ian    Ghurch.    ilev    J  F. 

Gru/  pastor 
RomeiM*  l-.ugenu).  juslico  peace 
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W.  M.  CARSON 


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HONDALE. 

A  country  postofllco  in  Luna 
county,  12  miles  southwest  of 
Peming.  the  county  seat,  ship- 
pine  anfh  banking  point.  Popu- 
lation 100.  Altitude  4. 270  feet. 
Hondale  Canning  Assn 

MANHART  EMELIA,  general  mer- 
chandise. i)()stmaster 

Mercantile  Lumber  &  Supply  Go, 
hardware  furniture  implements 
drugs  coal 


HONDO. 


A  country  postofiice  in  Lincoln 
county,  50  miles  southwest  of 
Roswell.  the  shipping  and  bank- 
ing'point. 

Brady  Robt.  alfalfa  fruit  grower 
Dixon  Geo  Mrs,  prin  school 
<T()nza^es    James,    alfalfa  fruit 

grower  genl  mdse 
Hightower  Clement,  surveyor 
Mitchell  W  H.  genl  mdse 
Osborn  G  S.  i)0stmas{er 
Randolph  Frank,  justice  peace 

HOPE. 

Incorporated  town  in  Eddy 
county,  22  miles  west  from  Ar- 
tpsia.'the  nearest  railroarl  point. 
Slock  and  fruit  and  alfalfa  rins- 
ing the  leading  industries.  Fine 
irrigated  fruit  district.  Pojuila- 
tion  of  neighboi'hood  2.000:  town 
800.     Altitude    4,000  feet. 

Backet t  Danl,  constable 


Baker  W  S,  groc 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  \V  G  Tag- 
gart  pastor 

BREWER  E  L,  notary  public,  town 
clerk,  sec  and  treas  National 
Farm  Loan  Assn  and  Hoj)e  Oil 
&  Gas  Assn 

CARSON  &  BUCKNER,  \V  M  Car- 
son, S  T  Buckner).  new  and 
second  hand  goods,  furniture, 
stoves,  rugs 

DAMEWOOD  G  "  E,  mgr  Shelton 
Auto  Co 

Elms  J  E,  acting  nostmaster 

Finch  A  L,  billiards 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  .1  .J  .Taf- 
fa  pres,  S  S  Ward  vice-pres.  H 
M  Gage  cshr,  L  M  Fletcher  asst 
cshr 

File  F  E.  canning  factorv 
Fletcher  &  Powers.        M  Fletcher 
Jack  Powers)  Ford  (iarage 

FORD  GARAGE,  L  M  Flotcher. 
Jack  Pow(M\s  I .  autos,  supi)lies. 
rei)airs 

GALLUP  &  SHELTON,  E  F  Gal- 
lup, G  A  Shelton^  Shc^ton  Au- 
to Go 

Hankins  E  A.  prin  school 

Hope    Community    Ditch,    I'  L 

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loans,  insurance,  abstracts,  no- 
tarv  public 

JOHNSON  NORA  L,  owner  &  pub 
Penasco  Valley  Press 

Jones  Lee.  genl  mdse 

Joyce-Pruit  ^  Co.  I  G  Keller  mgr 
iicnl  nidse 

Kruger  Clias.  tinner 

.Mcdcalf  W  S.  blksmilh 

Mcthodisl  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
W  E  Jenkins  pastor 

National  Farm  Loan,  Assn.  E  L 
fii'rwcr  sec  and  treas 

PENASCO  VALLEY  PRESS,  Nora 
\j  Johnson  owner  i!v:  jnib,  Noel  L 
Jfdmson  ed  mgr 

Pichk<*  .M  I-:,  drutis 

POWELL  &  SHELTON,  black- 
smiths, wood  work 

Puckett  ()  E.  [)hys 

Kansbai-i;(u-  Chas  Mi's.  millinery 
ladies"  wearing  apparel 

Revis       P.  .justice  j)eace 

Santo  Adam.  rr<\  meat  mkt 

SHELTON  AUTO  CO,  E  F  Gal- 
lup. ( i  A  Shelfon} .  (r  E  Dame- 
wood  mur.  autos.  sup{)lies.  re- 
jiai rs.  Liafaue.  maidune  shop 


Taylor  H  A.  barber 
Watson  H  G.  U  S  Comsnr 
Whitaker  W  L,  mayor 


HOT  SPRINGS. 

A  postolVicc  in  Sierra  county.  IS 
miles  southwest  of  Engle,  the 
shipping  point. 

Bacchus  i^-  Ling,  real  est  at 

Bemis  F  W.  genl  mdse 

Ihilte   (iarage.   Grover  Bolander 

Chamber  of  C-(>mmerce.  Samuel  N 
!\Litson  sec-tr(\'is 

First  National  Bank.  Robert  Mar- 
tin pres  Sanuiel  N  Matson  ca>h 
Eleca no   Fi'ies  asst  cash 

FRENCH  C  T,  J  A  lUiHen  mgr. 
undertaker  and  funeral  direc- 
tor 

Goetz  Otto,  genl  mdse 
Hoyle  T  R.  confecty 
.fames  I'.mil.  genl  mdse 
Rous(^  Chas.  holtd 
slatci'  \  Johnson,  groceries 
Smith  LtM>.  transfer 
I  iiion    Chuich.    Rin    W    F  (iray 
pa-^t  or 

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HOUSE 


309 


INEZ 


Rev  Barb  pastor 


HOUSE. 

PostollU'o  in  Quay  rounty,  '45 
milos  southwest  of  Tucumcari, 
flio  county  seat,  16  miles  north 
of  Tolar.  the  nearest  railroad 
point,  and  21  miles  northeast  of 
Taiban  the  nearest  banking*  point. 
Stock  and  sheep  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
100.    Altitude  4,000  feet. 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  Bar 
Douthit  H  A.  genl  mdse 
Eaks  W  H.  blksmith 
Herring  B  F.  phys 
Hook  &  Walker,  garage 
House  J  L,   real   estate  notary 

postmaster 
Mobley  Mattie.  boarding  house 
Norris  H  O,  notary  public 
PioneQr  News,  H  O  Norris  publr 
Tibbitt  Bert,  auto  line 
Waggoner  J  G,  genl  mdse 

HUDSON. 

A  postoffice  in  Quay  county,  on 
the  C,  R.  I.  &  P.  Ry..  16  miles 
northeast  of  Tucumcari,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  the 
industries.  Population  50.  Alti- 
tude 3,800  feet. 

Baptist  Church.  Rev  Ed  Thomp- 
son pastor 

Bart  let  t  J  H,  constable 

Eli'art  Thos.  blksmith 

HAWKINS  D  H  &  CO,  general 
merclr^dise 

HAWKINS  T  L,  postmaster 


A  new 
county. 


HUMMER. 

postotTice    in  Colfax 


HURLEY. 

Postoflice  in  Grant  county,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry..  15  miles 
southeast  of  Silver  City,  the  ship- 
ping and  banking  point.  Farm- 
ing, stock  raising  and  mining  the 
principal  imlustries.  Population 
of  neighborhood  6,000.  Altitude 
5.800  feet. 


Boise  D  W,  justice  peace  notary 
Boise  Howard  S,  i)ost master 
Bowliay  &  Son,  hotel 
Bryden  R  D,  bakery 
Byrne  John,  genl  mdse 
Chino  Cof)per  Co,  O  F  Riser  supt 
Eraser  C  W,  r  r  and  exp  agt 
G  O  S  Cattle  Co  ' 
Gaudina  Max,  genl  mdse 
Gooding  L  P,  tailor  justice  peace 
Hanks  .Jessie,  phys 
H  ins  haw  J  D,  phys 
Hurley  Motor  Transit  Co,  E  C 

Parent  prop 
Hurley  News  Co,  H  S  Boise  prop 

confecty 
Hurley  Theatre,  H  Shear  mgr 
Morton  F  E,  dentist 
Padilla  J  G,  confecty 
Peckham  M  G,  barber 
Piatt  Robt  S,  notary  public 
Santa  Rita  Store  Co,  C  E  Darby- 
shire  local  mgr  genl  mdse 
Shaw  Herbert,  photog 
Thamson  Nick,  shoemkr 


HYER. 


A  new  postotTice  in  Santa  Fe 
county. 


IMA. 


A  postotTice  in  Quay  county,  12 
miles  south  of  Montoya.  on  I  lie  E. 
P.  &  S.  W.  Ry.,  the  shipping  point, 
and  'lO  miles  southwest  of  Tu- 
cumcari, the  county  seat  and 
banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  the  cliief  industries. 
Population  20.  Altitude  5,000 
feet 


Easley  .Tno,  stage  line 
Eow  \\'  H.  freighter 
MONCUS  B  L,  genl  mdse, 
master 


post- 


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tv.  L'7  miles  southiMst  of  Porlales. 
on   I  he  v.        S.  F.  Ry..  the 

eounly  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing- point.  Fnrinnig  .ind  stock 
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Population  36.  Altitude  3,600 
feet. 

Corbin  J  F,  stap:e  line 
LaKnoll  Mary,  prin  school 
Methodist  Church,  Rev  Marshall 
pastor 

Mullen  T  J.  boarding  house 
Palm  R  A,  prin  school 
Russell  G  L,  blksmith 
West  brook  F  A.  carp 
WILLIAMS  E  P,  justice  peace,  no- 
tary public,  postmaster,  grocer 
Williams  F  J  Jr,  painter 


INGLEVILLE. 

PostotTice  in  De  Baca  county, 
35  miles  southwest  of  Fort  Sum- 
ner, the  county  seat  and  nearest 
banking  point,  and  21  miles  south 
of  Yeso,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Stock  raising  is  the  prin- 
cipal industry.  Population  30. 
Altitude  3,500  feet. 

Bush  Alma,  prin  school 

Games  J  B  Mrs,  music  tchr 

Harrington  Robt  L.  carp 

PATTERSON  JAWES  W,  notary 
public,  postmaster 

Patterson  James  W  Mrs,  board- 
ing house 

Shepard  W  R.  freighter 


lONE. 


Posfodice  in  T'nion  county,  52 
miles  south  of  Glayton,  the  coun- 
tv  seat,  and  22  miles  northwest 
of  Nara  Visa,  the  shipping  and 
banking  point.  Population  60. 
Altitude  4,300  feet. 

Johnston  V  A,  live  stock 
KEIVIPPEL  C,  postmaster 
Mitchel  Thos.  justice  peace 
Moriarity  D  W,  blksmith 


ISIDORE. 

Postollice  in  Guadalupe  county. 
38  miles  east  of  Santa  Rosa  the 
county  seat.  Tucumcari  is  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Newkirk 
is  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  arc 


the  principal  industries.  Popu- 
lation 3.    Altitude  4,000  feet. 

Smith  Garlos.  mail  carrier 
WILKERSON  R  A,  grocer,  post- 
master 


ISLETA. 


Postoflice  in  Bernalillo  county 
and  prosperous  small  town  on  the 
Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry., 
14  miles  southwest  of  Albu- 
querque, the  county  seat  and 
banking  point.  From  this  point 
the  zVtchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  P'c 
Railway  branches  from  the  Paci- 
fic coast.  Trade  with  the  Indians 
and  farming  the  leading  indus- 
tries. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 1,000.    Altitude  4,949  feet. 


Do- 


Abeita  Pablo,  genl  mdse 
Abeita  Vicente,  rest 
Gatholic   Ghurch,  Father  A 

cher  priest 
Government    Indian    School,  Leo 

Crane  supt 
Holmes  Supply  Co,  C  P  Kneppcr 

mgr 

Lucero  J  B.  genl  mdse 
SEIS  A  G,  general  merchandise, 
postmaster 


PostotTice 
miles  south 
county  seat. 


JAL. 

in  Lea  county.  65 
of  Lovington.  the 
4  5  miles  north  of 
Pyote,  Texas,  the  near(»st  railroad 
point,  and  65  miles  northeast  of 
Pecos,  Texas,  the  nearest  bank- 
ing r)oint.  Popubition  of  neigh- 
borhood 250.    Altitude  3.000  feet. 

JUSTIS  M   M,  postmaster,  genl 
mdse 

Justis  &  Son.  auto  repairs 


JARALES. 

Postotliee  in  Valencia  county. 
15  miles  south  of  Los  Lunas.  the 
county  s(*af  and  5  miles  south  of 
Helen,  the  railroad  and  bankinc 
point.  Farming  is  t!ie  principal 
industrv.  Population  890.  Alti- 
tude 4.000  feet. 


First  National  Dank  Uuildins 


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TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc. 

STOCKS  OIL  SECURITIES  BONDS 

First  Nationnl  Bank  Building 

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JEMES  311  JORDAN 


&  Garcia,  drugs  billiards 
Foli[)e,  biksmith 
Cbureh,    A    A  Gellier 


Apodaca 
Castillo 
Cal  holi»* 

priost 
Cordova 
Jarales 

prop 

Lopez  Rosalillo,  lawyer 
Olguin  Jose  R,  justice  peace 
Sanches  Isayas,  genl  mdse 
Samora  Carlos,  constable 


J  D,  notary  postmaster 
Roller  Mill,  J  D  Cordova 


JEMES. 


Postoflice  and  Indian  town  in 
Sandoval  county,  27  miles  north- 
west of  Bernalillo,  the  county  seat 
and.  nearest  railroad.  Albu- 
querque is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Stock  raising  tiie  princi- 
pal industry.  Population  of 
neighbgrhood  900.  Altitude  5,- 
COO  feet. 

.\bousleman  i\r,  genl  mdse 
Canyon  Trading  Co,  R  Jaramillo 
mgr 

Cassaus  Jesus,  lawyer 
i)e  Baca  Luciano  G,  genl  mdse 
Garcia  Crecencio,  lawyer 
Jaramillo  Roman,  probate  judge 
Montoya  Emiterio,    notary  genl 
mdse 

San  Diego  Church,  B  Myer  pastor 
San  Lsidro  Trading  Co,  W  Miller 
mgr  . 

Sandoval  Teles  for,  notary 

I)  S*Indian  School 

Valverde  Florencio,  justice  peace 


JEMEZ  SPRINGS. 

PostoOlce  in  Sandoval  counly. 
50  miles  northwest  of  Bernalillo, 
the  county  seat.  Albuquerque  is 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation 200.    Altitude  6,400  feet. 


Abousleman  Moses,  genl 

hides  and  wool 
Block  J  B,  rooming  house 

ice 

Clay  Chas  H,  hotel 
Johnson  O  L.  sawmill 
Mestas  Genai'o.  blksinilli 
Meslas   Hip(ili((\  billiards 
Mill.M-  J  \V.  hntol 


mdse 
notary 


Romero  Fidel,  stage  line  to  Albu- 
querque 
Sandoval  Lsaias.  justice  peace 
Shields  Linus,  U  S  Comsnr 
WOODGATE  JOHN,  notary,  en- 
tomologist, postmaster 
Wroth  Jas  H,  phys 


JENKINS. 


A  country  postoffice  in  Lea 
county,  40  miles  south  of  Elida, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  ship- 
ping and  banking  point,  and  50 
miles  north  of  Lovington,  the 
countv  seat.  Population  of  neigh- 
borhood 500.    Altitude  3,200  feet. 

Baptist   Church,   Rev  J  N  Bake 

pastor 

BLANCHARD  M  W,  postmaster 
Blanchard  Wm  R,  genl  mdse  no- 
tary 

Booth  Mrs  M  F,  millinery 
Forbes  Ruby  Miss,  music  tchr 
Methodist    Church,    Rev    W  L 

Brown  pastor 
Musgrove  Bros,  garage 
Sparks  J  P,  barber 


JICARILLA. 

Postoflice  in  Lincoln  county,  7 
miles  southeast  of  Ancho,  the 
nearest  railroad  point,  and  30 
miles  northeast  of  Carrizozo,  the 
county  seat"  and  banking  point. 
Mining  and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
of  neighborhood  150.  Altitude 
7,200  feet. 

Hall  \V  M,  freighter 
Hickson  H  L.  biksmith 
Montoya  Jno.  freighter 
Noi'ton  A  H.  justice  peace  notary 
WEISHAR  Q  J,  genl  mdse,  post- 
master / 


JORDAN. 


A  country  postolluM-'  in  Quav 
county,  30  miles  southwest  of 
Tucuincari,  the  (H)unty  seat,  ship- 
ping and  banking  point.  PcM'in- 
lalion  of  neighborhood  250.  Al- 
tiludt'   1.21)0  t'.M't. 


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Boom  M  S.  garage  blksmith 

Bradhn'  J  carp 

JORDAN   JAMES  O,   genl  mdse 

liK^l  and  lood,  postmaster 
Jordan  &  Stellian,  real  estate 
Reed  W  C,  auctioneer 
Woodward  J  A,  justice  peace 


JUNE. 


Postofllce  in  San  Miguel  county, 
33  miles  east  of  Las  Vegas,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point.  Fulton  is  the  nearest  rail- 
road point.  Farming  and  stock 
raising  are  the  principal  indus- 
tries. Population  25.  Altitude 
0,700  feet. 

Gonzales  Tomas.  justice  peace 
RODGERS  JACK  A,  postmaster*, 
genl  mdse,  garage 


KELLY. 

Town  in  Socorro  county,  3 
miles  south  of  Magdalena,  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Mining 
is  the  leading  occupation,  with 
some  attention  to  the  stock  grow- 
ing business.  Population  500. 
Altitude  7,500  feet. 

Babcock  L  R  Mrs,  genl  mdse  post- 
master 

Babcock  Opera  House,  L  R  Bab- 
cock prop 

Black  Cloud  Mine,  OScar  Rede- 
mann  mgr 

Catholic  Church,  Father  Julius 
StoutTel  priest 

Empire  Zinc  Co.  C  T  Brown  mgr 

Extt.u'  Simeon,  mining 

Exter  Hotel,  Mrs  Simeon  Exter 
prop 

Germany  Mining  Co,  C  T  Brown 
mgr 

Graphic  Mines.  Ozark  S  &  M  Co 
props  P  H  Argall  mgr 

Hall  Hczekiah.  auto  stage 

Kelly  Mine,  (I'.mpire  Zinc  Co)  C 
T  Brown  nmr 

KELLY  STORE  CO  THE,  Miguel 
A  Vigil  mgr.  general  merchan- 
dis«\  hay,  grain,  auto  supplies 

MacDonahi  Co,  W  R  Dobson  sec 
genl  nulso  


Mines  &  Metal  Co,  W  R  Dobson 

sec-treas 
Paschal  Roy  B,  mining  leaser 
Rosedalc  M  &  M  Co,  L  R  Babcock 

mgr 

Socorro  County  Tel  Co,  R  H  HolT- 
man  exch  mgr 


KENNA. 


A  prosperous  town  and  post- 
ollice  in  Roosevelt  county,  on  the 
A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  55  miles  north- 
east of  Roswell.  Principal  indus- 
tries farming  and  stock  raising. 
Town  was  organized  in  August, 
1906.  Population  100.  Altitude 
4,600  feet. 

Cooper  W  H,  justice  peace 

Denton  L  C,  genl  mdse 

Elrod  T  O,  r  r  and  exp  agt 

Fry  W  A,  constable 

Kenna  Bank  &  Trust  Co,  Frank 

Good  pres  W  B  McCombs  vice- 

pres  Chas  H  Sims  cash 
Kenna  Hotel,  J  M  Sherman  prop 
Kenna  Record  fw),  Mr  &  Mrs  A 

C  White  eds  &  publrs 
.Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

J  T  Kelly  pastor 
Powell  T,  garage  blksmith 
Roberts  Miss  I  M.  prin  school 
Sims  Chas  H.  insurance  notary 
White  A  C.  U  S  Comsnr  notary 

postmaster 
White  Mr  &  Mrs  A  C,  eds  &  publrs 

Kenna  Record 
White  H  E,  groc 


KEPHART. 

A  country  postofiice  in  Union 
county,  55  miles  southwest  of 
Clayton,  the  county  seat. 

LAMMON  GRACE  L,  postmaster 


KINGSTON. 

PostofTice  and  town  in  Sierra 
county.  10  miles  west  of  Hills- 
i)oro.  the  county  st»at  and  banking 
point,  and  L'S  miles  ivom  Lake 
Valley,  the  shipping  point.  Min- 
ing and  slock  raising  the  princi- 
()al  industries.  Poj)ulation  300. 
Altitude  6.500  feet. 


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KOEHLER 


Armor  M  .Mrs,  wool 

n.'rnard  S  H,  notary  public 

lirowii  Jno,  auto  line 

I  {rush   Heap   Mino.   ^loflUt  Bros 

MacDonald  &  ^lurphy  owners 
<:alaniity  Mine,  M  J  Motlift  agt 
tlonistock  Mine,  W  H  Bucher  agt 
liilbert  M  F,  auto  line 
(Jilbert    M    F    ^Irs,    rooms  and 

board 

dray  Eagle  Mine.  C  T  Brown  mgr 
Illinois  Mine,  G  T  Brown  supt 
Iron  King  Mine,  G  T  Brown  supt 
Kinnv  Jno.  wool 

Lady  Franklin  Mine,  M  G  Keith 
owner 

Monaska  Group  of  Mines,  G  T 

Brown  supt 
Parks  H,  wool 

\'iruinia  Mine.  Jno  MolTitt  mgr 
WHITHAM  LUCIE  E,  postmaster, 
groceries 


KIRK. 


Postofiice  in  Quay  county,  28 
miles  north  of  Melrose,  on  the  A., 
T.  ife  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  shipping  point, 
and  35  miles  southeast  of  Tu- 
c\imcari  the  county  seat. 

JOHNSON     EMMA,  postmaster, 

notions 
Montgomery  A  J,  phys 
Prater  L  B,  blksmith  agric  implts 
Regan  B  G,  carp 


KIRTLAND. 

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PostoITice  in  San  Juan  county, 
20  miles  west  of  Aztee,  the  coun- 
ty seat  and  10  miles  west  of 
Farmington,  the  nearest  railroad 
and  banking  point.  Fruit  rais- 
ing and  farming  tbe  leading  in- 
dustries. Formerly  called  Ohio 
Population  300.  Altitude  5,000 
feet. 

Ashcroft  \V  O,  stonemason 
Beck  Larkin,  hay  grower 
Biggs  Helena,  dressmkr 
Biggs  Jesse,  brick  mfr 
liiggs  J  (r.  stone  cutter 
illack  W  (f.  Hour  mill 
iJond  Morgan,  freighter 
BOND  RUTH  N,  i-n^l  mailer 


Burnham  G  W,  genl  mdse 
Burnham  R  B,  Indian  trader 
Burton  Dustin,  Indian  trader 
Ghristensen  D  A,  coal  mine 
Ghurch  of  Jesus  Ghrist  of  Latter 
Day  Saints,  E  F  Taylor  bishop 
Foutz  Jess,  Indian  trader 
Harper  J  H,  fruit  grower 
Hendricksori  L  W,  coal  mine 
K  &  F  Milling  Go,  U  G  Black  mgr 

tlouring  mill 
Kennedy  W  L,  genl  mdse 
.Morris  J  O,  stage  line 
Palmer  Asa,  freighter 
Tanner  J  B,  Indian  trader 
Taylor  E  F,  carp 
Thurland  E,  lime  mfr 
Tims  A,  carp 
Trimble  W  L,  prin  school 


KNOWLES. 

PostoITice  in  Lea  county,  20 
miles  east  of  Lovington,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point  and  35  miles  west  of  BIythe, 
Texas,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Farming  is  the  principal  indus- 
try. Population  50.  Altitude  4,- 
300  feet. 

Goleman  D  H,  land  commissioner 
Emerson  J  L,  notary  public  post- 
master 

Emerson  Merc  Go,  genl  mdse 
Knowles  B  L,  genl  mdse 
Knowles  Hotel,  Mrs  W  W  O'Neal 
prop 

Knowles  Monument  Telephone  Go 
Wilhoit  D  F,  blksmith 


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KOEHLER. 

Goal  mining  town  and  postolTice 
in  Golfax  county,  on  the  St 
Louis.  Rocky  Mountain  &  Pacific 
Ry.,  23  miles  southwest  of  Raton. 
Population  when  mines  are  work- 
ing full  force,  1,500.  Altitude  (5,- 
300  feet. 

Rernardini  M,  boarding  house 
Blossburg  Merc  Go.  genl  mdse 
Blossbiirg    Merc   Go,   Bank   J  G 

Moore  cash 
Gliaplin  L  L.  garage 
Clements  Geo.  barliei'  billiartis 


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Hamilton  D  D.  phys 
Honry  Zeno,  boarding  house 
Jonos  H  B.  station  agt 
Montoya  J  T,  boarding  house 
Piroson  \V  D.  justice  peace 
SMITH  LAURA  J,  postmaster 
St.  Louis,  Rocky  Mountain  &  Pa- 
cific  Go,   Walter  Lovett  supt 
coal  mines  coke  ovens 


LA  CUEVA. 

A  postofTice  in  Mora  county,  6 
miles  east  from  Mora,  the  bank- 
ing point,  and  26  miles  northwest 
from  Las  Vegas  on  the  A.,  T.  & 
S.  F(.  Ry,,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Is  on  the  stage  line  from 
East  Las  Vegas  to  xMora.  Loca- 
tion of  the  La  Gueva  Ranch  Go. 
Population  500.  Altitude  6,910 
feet. 

Abeyta  Bonifacio,  justice  peace 
Archuleta  Jose,  genl  mdse 
Gatholic  Ghurch,  Father  Balland 
priest 

Korte  Frank,  genl  mdse 
La  Gueva  Farm  &  Gattle  Go 
WHITTINGTON  H  A,  postmaster 


LAQUNA. 


PostofTice  in  Valencia  county 
and  station  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  69  miles  west  of  Albuquerque 
the  banking  point.  Stopping 
place  for  tourists  visiting  Acoma, 
the  ancient  Indian  pueblo,  over 
2,000  years  old,  18  miles  north- 
west. Indian  population  of  vicin- 
ity 1,600  white  population  100.. 

Ginn  Bros  &  Abraham,  genl  mdse 

GUNN  ELGIN  MRS,  postmaster 

Laguna  Flour  Mill 

Laguna  Tubercular  Sanatorium, 
P  J  Lonegran  supt  - 

Marmon  Robert  G,  surveyor  jus- 
tice peace 

Pradt  G  H,  civil  engineer 

Watson  H  G,  phys 


LA  JOYA. 

PostolVice  in  Socorro  county,  on 
tlu'  A..  T.  v^-  S.  F.  Ilv..  2:{  miles 


north  of  Socorro,  the  county  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point. 

Baca  F  B,  justice  peace 
Barela  Abran,  genl  mdse 
Gontreras  Abran,  genl  mdse 
Ghavez  ,  Vincent    T,    genl  mdse 

postmaster 
Griego  B  B,  notary  public 
Torres  Ramon,  genl  mdse 


LAKE  ARTHUR. 

A  town  in  Ghaves  county,  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  32  miles 
south  of  Roswell  and  44  miles 
north  of  Garlsbad.  Has  good 
school,  churches  and  business 
houses.  The  leading  industry  is 
farming.  Population  150.  Alti- 
tude 3,400  feet. 

Beasley  R  F,  drugs  postmaster 
Donohue  F  H,  town  elk  notary 
Evans  M  W,  real  est,  notary 
Flowers  A  V,  real  est  sec  school 

board 
Goode  D  A,  blksmith 
Gromo  J  E,  justice  peace 
Hams  W  A,  mayor 
Harvey  J  W,  bakery 
HOTEL  MICHIGAN,  Mrs  Ella  M 

Becker  prop 
Jackson  E  G,  real  est 
Lane  J  D.  barber  billiards 
Lincoln  Oil  Go.  V  H  Lincoln  pres 
Linda  Vista  Oil  Go,  Geo  W  Butler 

sec 

McGullough  J  L  prin  school 
McKinney  R  L,  garage  constable 
Mabie-Lowrey  Hardware  Go,  W  A 

Hams  mgr 
Mescalero  Oil  Go,  Verne  H  Lin- 
coln mgr 
Mountain  States  T  &  T  Go,  Mrs 

Grace  Murphy  exch  mgr 
SELBY  E  L,  general  merchandise 
Sims  Howard,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 


LAKE  VALLEY. 

Town  and  postotVice  in  Sierra 
county,  on  the  A.,  T.  S.  F.  Ry.. 
IS  miles  south  of  Hillsboro.  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point. 
l>o|>ula(ion  100.  Allitude  o.TiM) 
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CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
Qenaral  Office:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEQAS 


LAKEWOOD 


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LA  LUZ 


lilnr  (trass   Mine,  Thos  Murray 

Finlicott  E  Mrs.  rooms 
Halo  Edw.  carp 

Koil  \V  P,  real  est  justice  peace 

V  S  Comsnr 
Kinney  E  Mrs.  boarding"  house 
Lake  Valley.  Hillsboro  &  Kingston 

Stage  &  Express  Line,  Wm  D 

Slease  prop 
Lake  Valley  Mines  Go,  W  P  Keil 

res  agt 

LEE  T  T,   blacksmith,  general 

contractor 
Log  Cabin  Mine.  D  M  Miller  mgr 
Mcfntvre  J  B,  constable 
Miller  D  M  &  Co,  genl  mdse 
Nowlin  A  L,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Price  A  E,  postmaster 
Rebate  Mining  Co,  Jno  Thompson 

mgr 

Roper  Group  Mining  Co,  H  Putsch 
mgr  ^ 

Thompson  Jno  D,  notary  public 
Wilson-  Bros,  meat  mkt  barbers 


LAKEWOOD. 

Small  town  on  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  17  miles  north  of  Carlsbad. 
Principal  industries  farming, 
truck  growing  and  live  stock. 
Population  250. 

Bales  E  E,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt ' 
Dauron  J  W.  real  est  insurance 
U«S  Comsnr  justice  peace 

DeAutremonfe  Belle,  groc 

Hotel  Lakewood.  G  P  Baker  prop 

Lakewood  National  Bank.  J  B 
Roberts  pres  Tom  Runyan  vice- 
pres  G  H  Sellmoyer  cash  A  Mc- 
Neill asst  cash 

Lakewood  Truck  &  Fruit  Grow- 
ers Assn.  A  C  Crozier  sec 

McDonald  \V  -f^,  deputy  sheriff 
and  constable 

Public  I'tililies  Co.  Telephone  Of- 
fice Sallie  Truitt  exch  mgr 

Pulliam  R  D.  prin  school 

Stroud  Mercantile  Co.  J  M  Stroud 
prop  genl  mdse 

WOODS  JAMES,  postmaster 


LA  LANDE. 

Postofiice  and  town  in  De  Baca 
county,  on  the  Belen  cut-off  of 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  7  miles  east 
of  Fort  Sumner,  the  county  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point.  Cat- 
tle and  sheep  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
75'.    Altitude  4,000  feet. 

COTTAGE  HOTEL,  J  D  Green- 
wood prop 
Culberson  Frank,  prin  so>hool 
GREENWOOD  J  D,  groceries 
HART  WILLIAM  P,  real  estate, 
notary  public,  collections,  post- 
master 

Hart  &  Makemson.  real  est 
Lea  V  E,  r  r  and  exp  agt 
McGill  W  R,  lawyer 
Nix  J  H,  justice  peace 
Nix  &  Sons,  genl  mdse 
Pentacostal  Church  of  the  Nazar- 

ene.  Rev  L  E  Northcutt  pastor 
Reynolds  Drug  Store,  Wm  P  Hart 

mgr 

Walker  H  H,  carp 


LA  LIENDRE. 

A  country  postofiice  in  San 
Miguel  county,  24  miles  southeast 
of  Las  Vegas,  the  county  seat, 
shipping  and  banking  point. 
Farming  is  the  principal  indus- 
try.   Population  400. 

Martinez  Vicente,  groc 

Otero  Juan,  blksmith 

Tapia  Felipe,  notary  postmaster 


LA  LUZ. 


A  growing  town  in  Otero  coun- 
ty. 6  miles  norlheast  of  Alamo- 
gordo,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing point,  at  the  foot  of  the  Sac- 
ramento mountains.  The  Alamo- 
gordo  &  Sacramento  &  Mountain 
Ry.,  I'^l  Paso  &  Southwestern  Sys- 
tem come  within  three-fourths  of 
a  mile  of  the  town.  Exj)ress  of- 
fice Alamogordo.  Fruit  raising 
the  principal  industry.  Popula- 
tion '200.    Altitude  4,500  'feet. 

Charles  Thos.  insurance 

Pugh  D  F,  genl  mdse  postmaster 


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LA  MADERA. 

PosfolVico  in  Rio  Arriba  couiiLv, 
on  (he  D.  &  R.  G.  R.  R.,  branch 
running  out  of  Taos  Junction,  a 
distance  of  16  miles  and  31  miles 
noTth  of  Espanola,  the  banking 
point.  Population  1,000.  Alti- 
tude 7,000  feet. 

Armstrong  U  R.  notary  public 
Brito  J  A.  billiards 
Campbell  Oil  Corporation 
Chavez  J  C,  justice  peace 
Gallegos  Elias.  genl  mdse 
Globe   Mica  Mines,  T  P  Arnett 
supt 

Hallack  &   Howard  Lumber  Go, 

saw  mill  and  store  dept 
Kemper  C  F,  phys 
Lahr  N  F,  genl  mdse 
Mathews  J  J.  station  agt 
Ornelas  Frank,  barber 
OVERHOLT  A  W,  postmaster 
b>argent  J  H,  genl  mdse 


LA  MESA. 

Small  town  and  postoffice  in 
Dona  Ana  county,  17  miles  south 
of  Las  Cruces,  the  county  seat,  12 
miles  northwest  of  Anthony,  the 
nearest  banking  point,  and  5 
miles  from  Mesquite.  on  the  A., 
T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  shipping  point. 
P'ruit  raising,  alfalfa  growing 
and  general  farming  principal 
industries  of  surrounding  coun- 
try. Population  700.  Altitude 
3.000  feet. 

Bellman  Sam.  genl  mdse 
Episcopal    Church,    Rev  Hunter 

Lewis  rector 
FREEMAN  JOHN  J,  postmaster 
r.a  Mesa  Trading  Co.  genl  mdse 
Methodist  Church,  Rev  J  O  Cox 

paslor 

Nevares  Jose,  meat  mkt 
Pere.'ir  Fred  R.  justice  peace 
Sfevens  M  B.  notary  public 
W'orick  1'],  blksmith 


LA  MY. 

Small  town  and  posfotlice  in 
Santa  Ee  counly.  05  miles  south 
of  lias  Vegas  and  18  miles  soutli 
of  Santa  Ee.  tiie  count v  s(»at  and 


banking  point.  Junction  of  the 
Santa  Fe  branch  with  the  main 
line  of  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.  Pop- 
ulation 335. 

Creed  R  I,  agt  A  T  &  S  F  Ry 
El  Oritz  tlotel,  D  B  Simpson  mgr 
Gonzales  Frank,  constable 
HANNA    THOMAS    W,  general 
merchandise,   postmaster,  no- 
tary, charcoal 
Lamy-Grant  &  Onderdonk  Pas- 
tures, T  W  Hanna  agt 
Pankey  B  F,  real  estate  cattle 
Salazar  Felipe,  justice  peace 


LANARK. 

Postoffice  in  Dona  Ana  county, 
on  the  Southern  Pacitic  Ry.,  35 
miles  south  of  Las  Cruces.  the 
county  seat  and  28  miles  west  of 
El  Paso,  Texas,  the  nearest  bank- 
ing point.  Stock  raising  is  the 
principal  industry.  Population 
32.    Altitude  4,164  feet. 

NASH  FELIX  G,  postmaster 
Taylor  E  E,  station  agt 
Tenorio  G  M,  groceries 


LANGTON. 

A  country  postoffice  in  Roose- 
velt county,  25  miles  northwest 
of  Portales,  the  shipping  point, 
and  7  miles  south  of  Melrose,  the 
banking  point.  Altitude  4,000 
feet. 

Hawkins  .Alose,  justice  peace 
Richardson  W  F,  postmaster 


LA  PLATA. 

A  new  postolTice  in  San  Juan 
county. 


LARGO. 

Small  town  and  postolVice  in 
San  Juan  countv.  18  miles  south- 
east of  Aztec,  on  the  D.  R.  G.  R. 
R.,  the  county  seat,  shipfiing  and 
banking  point.    Population  30. 

Baca  J  S.  slau.'  line 

WILLIAMS  ROBERT  E,  general 
nier('handis(\  shtM^p.  wool,  post- 
master 


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The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co. 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 
Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


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LAS  CRUCES. 

Las  Graces  is  the  county  seat  of  Dona  Ana  county,  the  largest 
cily  in  soutliern  Now  .Mexico,  and  is  situated  in  the  lieart  of  the 
tM'U'brated  Mesilla  Valley.  40  miles  north  of  El  Paso.  It  is  the  seat 
of  the  New  Mexico  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  the 
headquarters  of  the  Third  Judicial  district  court  and  of  the  United 
States  courb  of  said  district.  The  United  States  land,  office  is  lo- 
cated hore  also.  Las  Cruces  is  on  the  main  line  of  the  Santa  Fe 
Ry.,  from  El  Paso  to  Albuquerque.  The  Mesilla  Valley  is  the  finest 
irrigated  farming  section  of  New  Mexico  and  is  celebrated  the  world 
over  for  its  alfalfa,  fruits  and  vegetables.  The  fruit  excels  in 
quality  that  of  California.  Las  Cruces  has  fine  public  residences 
and  churches  and  good  schools.  The  stores  of  Las  Cruces  are  not 
excelled  by  any  town  of  its  size  in  the  country  and  prices  are  as 
reasonable  as  will  be  found  anywhere  in  the  West.  The  town  has 
good  banking  facilities,  two  flouring  mills. 

The  dairying  industry  is  experiencing  a  rapid  development, 
the  farmers  making  their  products  through  their  association,  which 
will  own  all  creameries  in  the  valley. 

The  city  is  the  commercial  and  industrial  center  of  the  110,000 
acres  of  land  in  Nt*w  Mexico  coming  under  the  Elephant  Butte  Pro- 
ject— the  largest  storage  irrigation  project  in  the  world.  The  Ele- 
phant Butte  Dam  will  impound  2,0  42,000  acre  feet — enough  to 
cover  the* state  of  Delaware  two  feet  deep — forming  a  lake  with  a 
shore-line  of  200  miles  and  a  surface  of  42,000  acres,  a  maximum 
depth  of- 193  feet  and  an  average  depth  of  06  feet. 

The  Academy  of  Loretto,  established  here  under  the  auspices 
of  the  Sisters  of*^  Loretto,  is  an  excellent  school  for  young  ladies. 
There  are  four  wekely  and  one  monthly  newspapers.  In  fact.  Las 
Cruces  is  and  always \vill  be  the  metropolis  of  southern  New  Mex- 
ico.   Population  4,500. 


Aguirre  ^l,  groc 

ALAMEDA  KENNELS,  Walter 
Johnson  owner  and  mgr.  breed- 
ers and  importers  of  Chihua- 
huas and  Police  dogs 

.\madw  Celso  C,  furn  rooms 

Amador  F  J,  livery  transfer 

American  Railway  Express  Co,  F 
E  Carlisle  agt 

American  Red  Cross,  Dona  Ana 
County  Chapter,  IMrs  J  H  Pax- 
ton  sec 

Ames  David,  carp 

"A-fWUSE-U"  THEATRE  &  AIR- 
DOME,  E  R  :\lc Mullen  prop  and 
mtrr 

ANTHONY  W  T,  prop  Mesilla  Val- 
ley Welding  Works 
Arias  Juan  B,  tailor 
Armijo  Albiu-to,  constable 
.\rmijo  Isidoro,  tvpewriters 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  ()  C  Wilcox- 
on  pastor  


Barncastle  F  G,  billiards 

Barnhill  S  T,  dentist 

Bascon-French  Co,  Geo  W  Fren- 
ger  sec  lumber 

BORDERLAND  GARAGE,  Alec  C 
Hood  mgr.  auto  supplies,  re- 
pairs, vulcanizing  ami  welding 

Boston  Store,  I  Rosenfeld  mgr 
clothing 

Bowman  Bank  &  Trust  Co,  W  W 
Cox  pres  V  B  Mav  vice-pres  R 
E  McBride  sec  F  W  Campbell 
cshr 

lirito  Frank  C,  constable 

Hroafldus  -  Jewelrv  Co 

Bronson  Printing  Co,  D  W  &  D  E 

Bronson  mgrs 
Bronson  S  E       Co,  publrs  Rio 

(irande  Ih^public 
Brown  ()  H.  dentist 
Bundv  &  Reeves,  carps 
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Open  Day  and  Night 

SUPPLIED,     REPAIRING,  VUL- 
CANIZING AND  WELDING 

Phone  128 

Las  Cruces  New  Mexico 


;eppe.  barber 
HOTEL,  T  G  Gamp- 


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Gabolese  Jo 
CAMPBELL 

bell  prop 
Camunez  J  B.  confecty  auto  livery 
Gardwell  W  T  &  Son.  genl  mdse 
Catholic  Church,  Father  M  Van- 

dermaoson  priest 
City  Provision  Co,  J  B  Montoya 

prop  groc 
Cluin  Jno  J,  blksmith 
Commercial  Hotel,  Mrs  M  B  Ryan 

prop 

Continental  Oil  Co,  L  G  Cormany 
agt 

Corralitos  Go,  E  G  Houghton  mgr 

cattle 
Cox  \V  W,  live  stock 
CRESCENT  GARAGE,  J  McLaugh- 
lin prop,  auto  supplies,  repairs, 
storage,  oil,  gas 
DeOrroir  W  A,  tailor 
DeMoss  A  L,  carp 
Detroit    Oil    Corporation,    C  F 

Knight  sec 
Dona  Ana  County  Farm  Bureau, 

(leo  M  Clark  sec-treas 
Dona  Ana  .Motor  Co,  A  F  Katzcn- 

stein  Jr  mgr 
Don  Bernardo  Hotel,  M  Freuden- 

thal  prop 
Duarte  Sixfo  &  Co,  groc 
J'lckert  J  F.  filling  station 
Eflwards  L  K,  agt  A  T  &  S  F  Ry 
Khle  Hotel,  Mrs  G  W  Cooper  prop 
Elephant    Butte    Irrigation  Dis- 
trict, J  H  Evans  sec 
Elliott  E  F  Mrs,  notary  stenog 
English  Kitchen,  Ye  Hung  mgr 
Espinosa  Macario,  shoemkr 
Farah  Bros,  genl  mdse 
Fidelity  <S:  Dei)osit  Co  of  Md,  B 
Wei  sen  horn  agt 


irst    National    Bapk,   Oscar  C 
Snow  pres  H  B  Holt  vice-pres 
Jno  H  Bowman  cshr  R  V  Ware 
asst  cshr 
Flores  Y.  bakery 
Fouillet  B  L  Co,  motorcycles,  bi- 
cycles novelty  works 
Franco  i\Iax,  confecty 
Franco  M  S,  shoemkr 
Freeman  Bliss,  postmaster 
Freeman  Bros,  sec  hd  gds 
French  Fannie   Miss,   prin  high 

school 
Frenger  N  C,  lawTor 
Freudenthal  Farms  Co,  L  E  Freu- 

denthal  mgr  lands  produce 
Gamboa  Geo  &  Co.  meat  mkt 
Garcia  Cruz,  justice  peace 
Gerber  G  W,  phys  city  and  coun- 
ty health  oiTicer 
Geriach  J  G,  photog 
GONZALES  JOSE,  land  attorney, 

notary  public 
GONZALES  &  CLARK,    Jose  Gon- 
zales. J  S  Clark'.  Rio  Grande 
Real  Es(afe       Commission  Co 
GRAHAM  TOM  J,  undertaker 
Grant  A.  contr  and  bldr 
Gulf  Refining  Co.  Don  Orkney  agt 
Hacker  Hotel.  B  D  Hacker  prop 
Ham  Kee.  laundry 
Hanagan  Go.  (M  C  Hanagan  Peter 

Ciallagher^  real  est 
Hare  R  F,  E  B  Holmes  mgr  drugs 
Hawlev  Frank  A.  real  est  ins 
Hawley  F  A  Mrs.  stenog.  notary 
Hayes\\  D,  groc 

Herron  Frank,  lawyer  referee  in 

bankruptcy 
Hess  Fred  S  Realty  Go 
Hill  Agnes  Mrs.  groc 
Holt  »!v:  Sutherland,  lawyers 


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LAS  CRUCES 


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LAS  GRLXES 


LAS  CSUCES  BATTERY  &  ELECTHiC  CO 

A.  W.  WHEELER,  Prop. 

Battery,  Starter,  Generator  and  Ignition  Work 


Phone  260 


121  W  Grigg  St. 


Las  Cruces,  New  Mexico 


MESILLA  VALLEY  WELDING  WORKS 

Weldingr  Solicited.  Cast  Iron,  including  Machine  Parts,  Gears,  Automobile 
Cylinders,  Transmission  Cases,  Etc.,  Aluminum  Crank  Cases,  Etc.,  Steel. 
Welding,  Pipe   Coils,  Welding  Tanks.     Brazing   in   its   various  applications. 


W.   T.   ANTHONY,  Prop. 


200  GRIGG  STREET 


liAS  CRUCES,  N.  M. 


HOOD  ALEC  0,  mgr  Borderland 
Gai'age 

Hotel  Don  Bernardo,  Morris Frcu- 

denthal  prop 
Hughes  J  W,  barber 
Islas  Frank,  carp  chief  fire  dept 
Islas  Josefa  Miss,  furn  rooms 
Jackson  R  \V,  real  est 
Jerrell     Amelia     Mrs,  rooming 

house 
Johns  E  T,  cigars 
Johnson  J  G,  marshal 
Jones  &  West,   (J  S  Jones  J  H 

W>st)  drugs 
Kelley  H  R,  carp 
Kel.'*o  A  L  lawyer  mayor 
Korf  E  R.  town  elk 
Kvle  W  J,  meat  mkt 
La  Estrella,  (Spanish-w),  Wm  P 

Lapoint  ed  and  prop 
Lane  B  E.  phys 

Las  Cruces  Armory  Board  of  Con- 
trol, (Henrv  Stoes  Col  M  G 
O'Hara  F  W  Campbell) 

LAS  CRUCES  BATTERY  &  ELEC- 
TRIC CO,  A  W  Wheohu'  prop 

LAS  CRUCES  BOTTLING 
WORKS,  E  T  Winters  prop 

Las  Cruces  Citizen,  (w)  Wm  P 
Lapoint  ed  and  prop 

Las  Cruces  Commercial  Assn.Wm 
Broaddus  sec 


Las   Cruces   Drug   Co,   Scale  & 

Dyne  props 
Las  Cruces  Electric  Lisrht  &  Ice 

Co,  D  W  Morgan  mgv 

LAS  CRUCES  HARDWARE  CO,  J 

D  Isaacks  pres.  Cole  Railston 
vice-pres,  O  H  Sellars  sec,  R  S 
Roberts  treas  and  genl  mgr 

Las  Cruces  Hotel,  H  M  Duck  prop 
Las  Cruces  Lumber  Co,  F  M  Hay- 
ner  mgr 

Las  Cruces  Milling  Co,  E  B  Hoag- 

land  mgr 
Little  Tom  Oil  Co,  L  S  Gilpatrick 

sec 

Llewellyn  M  O.  lawyer 
Lohman  E,  garage 
Loomis  Chas  S  &  Co,  oil  land  and 
leases 

Loomis  A  H.  shoemkr  auto  tops 
Loretto  AcademV,  conducted  by 

Sisters  of  Loretlo 
Lucero  E  L.  meat  mkt 
Lucero  Jose  R.  county  sheritV 
Lucero  Juan  B,  groc  dry  gds 
Eucero  S  L.  groc 
McBride  R  E,  phys  co  supt  schools 
McLaughlin  J,  prop  Crescent  Gar- 
age 

Madrid  Chas.  steno  nolary 
Manasse  Bros,  dry  gds  clothing 
May  V  B  Co,  groc 


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OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Savings  Department. 
We  Invite  accounts  of  Banks,  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  .Modern  and  Conservative  Banking.    Accounts  received  by  Mail. 

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"WE  SELL  FARMS" 

Tlie  Biggest  Listing  in  the  Valley,  Including  Gity  Property 
Telephones:  Office  23;  Residence  42, 
123  SO.  MAIX  STREET  LAS  CRUCES,  N.  M. 


JOSE  GONZALES 


J.  S.  CLARK 


Rio  Grande  Real  Estate  and  Commission  Go. 


Choice  Lands  and  City  Property 

Gonzales  &. Clark,  Props. 
PHONE  146  P.  O.  BOX  302 


Oil  Lands  For  Sale  or  Lease 

Notary  Public  in  Office 

L.AS  CRUCES,  N.  M. 


Mechem  Edwin,  district  judge  res 

Alamogordo 
Medina  J,  painter 
Mesilla   Valley    Gotten  Growers 

Assn,  Garl  Handley  pres 
Mcsilla  Valley  Produce  Exchange, 

E  B  Hoagiand  mgr  may  grain 

MESILLA  VALLEY  WELDING 
WORKS,  W  T  Anthony  prop 

Methodist  Episcopal  Ghurch,  Rev 
■  T  L  Lallance  pastor 

Minetrce  Jas  N,  phys 

Minns  E  F,  groc 

Moreno  Drug  Go 

Moreno  P,  town  treas 

Mountain  States  Tel  &  Tel  Go, 
Frank  L  Devlin  mgr 

Movieland  Theatre,  Thomas  & 
Rowalt  props 

Xaudin  Milling  Go,  flour  mill 

Xehbel  W  B  P,  dentist 

Nevares  J  F,  county  elk  notary 

O'HARA  M  C  &  SON,  (M  G  &  Ghas 

O  llara) ,  real  estate 
01  vera  Gerardo  A,  barber 
Ono  K,  billiards 

Organized   P'arming    (m).  Dona 
Ana  Gounty  Farm  Bureau  pubs 
Ortega  Premtivo,  meat  mkt 
Parks  S.  jeweler 
Parra  Jose  M,  tailor 
Patrick  A  L,  ins 

J  H,  lawyer 

Lumber  Go,  R  P  Porter 


Pa.xton 
Porter 

mgr 
Postal 

mgr 


Tel  Go,  Mrs  F  L  Burrows 


Presbyterian  Ghurch,  Rev  Duncan 

Matheson  pastor 
Preston  &  Kuester  Transfer  Go 
Price  Pearle  Miss,  stenog  notary 
Quintero  Luis,  blksmith 
Reinhart  F  L  Grocery  Go 
Rice  D  F  R,  prin  school 
Rio  Grande  Oil  Go,  Baylus  Gade 

Jr  agt 

Rio  Grande  Republic,  (w)  Bron- 
son  Printing  Go  publrs  D  W  & 
D  E  Bronson  eds  and  msrrs 

RIO  GRANDE  REAL  ESTATE  & 
COMMISSION  CO,  Jose  Gon- 
zales, J  S  Glark) 

ROBERTS  L  L,  millinery,  ladies' 

furnishings 
Rodriguez   J    G,   county  probate 

judge 

ROE-KNIGHT  CO,  W  G  Roe  pres. 
G  F  Knight  sec  and  mgr,  hard- 
ware, implements 

Rosenfeld  I.  clothing 

Santa  TiMTsa  Land  Go,  E  G  Wade 
agt 

Schenck  .\ugust,  bakei'y 
S(Md<uiian  B  G,  barber 

SEILER,    Frank    10    Seiler  prop. 

Hour,  feed,  grain,  seeds,  fuel 
Sexton  Troy  G  phys 
Sierra  Detroit  Oil  v'v:  Ga-s  Gorpor- 

ation,  R  \V  Ja(^kson  sec 
Singer    Sewing    Machine    Go.  A 

Sanchez  agt 
Sisncrds  .Vndi'cs.  carp 
Smith       Snnth.  billiards 
Soto  .Tosf*  .Maria,  justice  peace 


J.  E.  JOSiriOOHL  BOILER  AHD  SHEET  IRON  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acctylcno  Process. 
All  Kinds  of  General  Welding 
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SEILE 


Frank  E.  Sciler,  Prop. 

FLOUR,  FEED,  ORASN,  FUEL  AND  SEED 


PHONE  3?2 


Las  Cruces,  N.  IV!. 


Southwestern  Abstract  &  Title 
Go,  A  I  Kelso  scc-treas 

Speers  Geo  H,  barber 

Star  Barber  Shop,  A  M  Manterola 
irgr 

State  Bank,  Lafayette  Clapp  re- 
ceiver 

State  Highway  Gommission,  G  B 

Sampson  dist  eng 
Stephenson  Simona,  furn  rooms 
Stern  G  J,  dry  gds 
Stewart  W  G,  market  gardener 
Stoes  Henrv,  furn 
Texas  Go,  Ghas  Hill  agt 
Thompson  INIark  B,  lawyer 
Tilm'ant  J  A.  barber 
Trillo  Jose  groc 
Twining  R  W.  notions 
Union  Bank,  R  P  Porter  pres.  F 

M    Murchison    vice-pres  Jno 

Bingham  vice-pres  G  R  Scott 

cshr 

U  S  Dept  of  Agriculture,  R  F  Hare 
field  agt 

U  S  Dept  of  Agriculture,  Forest 
*  Service,  Jornada  Range  Reserve 
U  S  Land  ollice,  D  E  Rodriguez 

rec  John  I  Burnside  reg 
U  S  Reclamation  Service,   G  A 

Burns  supt  of  irrigation 
Valdez  M,  notary 

WADE  &  WADE,  (Edward  G  & 
Edward  G  Jr),  lawyers 

Walker  J  D  Go,  groc 

W'eisenhorn  B  F,  ins  agt 

Western  Union  Tel  Go,  H  B  Boles 
mgr 

WHEELER  A  W,  prop  Las  Gruces 

Battery  t!v:  Electric  Co 
White  Jno,  auto  livery 


White  Van  L,  civil  eng  co  asses- 
sor 

Wilcox  F  F,  osteopath 
Winters  E  T,  confectioner 
Wol finger  G  J  Go,  dry  gds 
Wood  Oscar  B,  co  treas 
Woodland  Fruit  Orchard,  L  Hines 

prop 
Ye  Sam,  rest 
Yee  Hung,  rest 
Yee  Soon,  rest 
Yoe  Herbert  W,  co  surveyor 
Young  R  L,  lawyer 


LAS  PALOMAS. 

Postoffice  in  Sierra  county,  25 
miles  west  of  Engle,  the  nearest 
railroad  point  and  25  miles  north- 
east of  Hillsboro,  the  county  seat 
and  7  miles  from  Hot  Springs, 
the  banking  point.  Stock  raising 
the  leading  industry.  Population 
of  precinct  200.  Altitude  4,100 
feet. 

BEMIS  F  W,  general  merchan- 
dise, postmaster 
Maxwell  Alex,  boarding  house 
Maxwell  Wm,  biksmith  garage 
Maxwell  &  Son  A,  genl  mdsc 


LAS  TABLAS. 

Postoflice  in  Rio  Arriba  coun- 
ty, 45  miles  east  of  Tierra  Amar- 
illa  the  county  seat.  Espanola  is 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Min- 
ing is  the  princii^al  industry. 
Population  105.  Altitude  1,800 
feet. 


Alire  Gabino. 
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larsre,  In  all  bnvas,  bronze  and  other  non-ferrous  alloys. 

ttAOJMOBNER  BRASS^FG^^  1636  Blake  St^  Denver,  diiAi. 


Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


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LOBATOS  IVI  A,  R^neral  merchan- 
dise, notary,  postmaster 
Petaca  Mercantile  Co,  genl  mdse 
I^etaca  Mining  Go 
Vargas  J  M.  genl  mdse 
Velasquez  J  G.  blksmith 


LAS  VEGAS. 

Business  Houses,  Professional 
Men  and  Institutions. 

A  T  &  S  F  Hospital,  Wm  Howe 
supt 

A  T  &  S  F  Ry  Co,  F  L  Myers  supt 
depot  foot  of  Center  oflice  foot 
of  Douglas 

Abeytia  Pilar,  jeweler  S  S  Plaza 

Aetna  Building  Assn,  J  D  Veeder 
pres  \V  S  Plaza 

Agua  Pura  Co,  Stephen  Powers 
supt  water  works  701  Douglas 

Albert  Rooms,  Mrs  Elizabeth 
Rohrbaugh  pro[)  617*  Douglas 

American  Railway  Express  Go,  E 
T  J.ove  agt  615  E  Lincoln  av 

Angel  iS:  Dubin,  (Frank  Angel  Is- 
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ANTHONY  T  C,  sec  and  treas  Las 
VegcLS  Title  Guaranty  Co, 
Bridge 

Antuna  &  Grace,  shoemks  Bridge 
Appel  Bros  (Isaac  Appel),  cloth- 
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ARBLE-BARTLETT   MOTOR  CO 

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land and  Willys-Knight  Motor 
Cars,  auto  repairs,  supplies.  a(*- 
cessories,  National  aV  cor  12th 
Armijo  Horencio,  rest  Bridge 
Armijo  Luis  E,  lawyer  Romero 
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Baasch  Clara,  bakery,  1209  Na- 
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Baca  Benifn  F.  rn  supt  schools 
BACA  LUCIANO  R,  mgr  El  Inde- 
•  pendiente.  E  S  Plaza  town  clerk, 

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Baca  P  S,  CO  probate  judge 
Bailv  C  L  M  Mrs.  books  staly  cu- 
rios 519  6th 
Ballinger  W  F.  tinner  sheet  metal 
works  509  7th 


Baptist  Church,  ReV  J  M  Campbell 
pastor  6th  cor  Main  E  Las  Ve- 
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BAPTIST  COLLEGE,  see  Monte- 
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BARTLETT  R  B  ( Arble-Bartlett 
Motor  Co^,  National  av  cor  12th 

Basleer  Peter  J,  fruits  1208  Na- 
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Beck  Land  Grant,  A  A  Jones  re- 
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BENEDITO  S  L,  mgr  Castaneda 
Hotel 

BENJAMIN  W  G,  city  clerk.  City 

Hall,  E  Las  Vegas 
Bennett  &  Bennett  (O  R  &  J  H  . 
auto   tops   and   radiators  431 
Railroad  av  E  Las  Vegas 
Biehl  Maurice,  garage  610  Grand 
Blattman  H       lawyer  512  6th 
BLOOD  F  O,  pres  Southwestern 
Savings,  Loan  &  Building  Assn, 
mayor,  608  Lincoln  av,  agent 
Texas  Co,  E  Las  Vegas 
BRADNER  E  A,  mgr  Las  Vegas 
Light   &   Power   Co  ancj 
Vegas  Transit  Co,  710  D' 
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Branch  Adolph.  billiards  Bi 
BRENNER  S  J  DR,  oste* 
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natural  methods,  suitf 
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Browning  F  G,  rest  Plaza  V 
Bustos  M  F,  billiards  507 

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CANYON  LIME  CO,  J  H  Stearns 
pres,  rubbh^  and  crushed  stone, 
lime  ami  limestone,  quarries 
and  kilns  Las  Vegas  Hot 
Springs,  olVice  602  Douglas  av 

Carnegie  Public  Library,  Eliza- 
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Las  Veens,  the  business  center  for  northeastern  New  Mexico,  is  the  coun- 
ty se;it  ot"  San  Miguel  county,  one  of  the  iar.irest  and  most  important  sub- 
divisions of  the  state.  San  ili^uel  county  has  a  population  of  34,756,  and  an 
assessed  valuation  of  about  $20,000,000.  It  is  an  important  stock  and  farm- 
intr  county:  its  dry  farms  produce  every  year  immense  (tuautities  of  wheat, 
oats,  corn  and  all  the  grains,  as  well  as  the  pinto  beans  which  are  making- 
New  Meicxo  tamous  and  their  producers  prosperous;  its  irrig^ated  lands  are 
prolific  in  alfalfa  and  the  similar  crops;  its  ranges  fatten  steers  and  sheep, 
whic-h  briuK  money  into  the  pockets  of  cattle  and  wool  growers;  its  moun- 
■tain^t  produce  timber  in  immense  quantities,  and  are  known  to  bear  minerals 
of  value;  it  marks  the  dividing  point  of  the  mountains  and  the  plains,  and  is 
filled  with  places  of  scenic  wonder  and  grandeur;  its  altitude  varies  from 
iL'.otM)  feet  in  the  higher  mountains  to  4,000  feet  on  the  plains:  its  annual 
rainfall  is  19  incTies,  so  distributed  as  to  be  of  best  advantage  to  the  farmer; 
it  still  contains  large  acreages  of  public  domain  subject  to  homesteading. 

Las  Veyas  derives  its  name  from  early  Spanish  days,  when  it  was 
chri.«ton.:d  by  a  band  of  explorers  who  were  impressed  with  the  beauty  of  its 
location.  The  name  means  "The  Meadows,"  and  Is  descriptive  of  the  location 
of  the  city,  which  lies  surrounded  by  hills,  in  the  midst  of  a  beautiful  valley. 
The  altitude  is  6, .383  feet.  The  city  lies  at  the  foot  of  one  of  the  grandest 
mountains  in  the  Southern  Rockies,  at  the  gateway  to  a  country  of  great 
scenic  attractiveness.  Because  of  its  splendid  summer  climate  and  the  ex- 
celient  hsiiing.  hunting-  and  camping  grounds  in  the  vicinity.  Las  Vegas  is 
much  sought  after  by  vacationists.  Its  winter  climate  is  notable  for  its 
sunshine  and  mild  weather:  such  cold  weather  as  comes  is  invigorating,  be- 
cause of  the  dryness  of  the  air. 

Dry  air,  coolness  in  summer  and  sunshine  in  winter  combine  to  make 
Las  Vegas  an  ideal  health  resort,  especially  for  those  suffering  from  tuber- 
cular troubles.  The  city  has  a  large  sanitarium  and  hospital  to  care  for  those 
who  need   those  facilities. 

Las  Vegas  is  known  as  the  educational  capital  of  New  Mexico.    It  is  the 
S'-at  of  the  New  Mexico  Normal  L'^ni versify,  an  institution  which  is  of  high 
,  ,."anding.     It  is  especially  attractiA'e  to  teachers  of  other  states  who  wish 
'•■  take  summer  cours*-s  in  a  cool  climate.     A  Baptist  l.^niversity.  the  only 
hool  of  its  kind  in  the  state,  has  been  established  at  the  Las  Vegas  Hot 
i-rings,  five  miles  northwest  of  Las  Vegas-  on  a  branch  line  of  the  Santa 
■  railway,  in  the  midst  of  one  of  the  beauty  spots  of  the  southwest  and 
by   mineral   springs   of    known    medicinal    value.      A   good  high 
excellent  city  and   parochial   schools   are   operated   in  adequate 


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Las  Vegas  is  the  third  city  in  size  in  New  Mexico.    It  has  10.000  people, 
is  111  miles  south  of  Raton  and  132  miles  north  of  Albuquerque,  on  the  main 
e  of  the  Santa  Fe.  of  wliich   it   is  the   head(iuarters  of  the  New  Mexico 
ision.  with  large  shops  and  terminals.    Las  Vegas  is  located  on  the  Santa 
trail,  the  transcontinental  auto  road,  and  is  the  New  Mexico  terminal  of 
e  Ozark  Trail.     It  is  a  modern  city,  with  storm  and  sanitary  sewer  sys- 
.ns,  elf-ctric  street  cars.   p:ived  streets,   ornamental   lighting  system,  pure 
-iiountain  water,  annual   Chatau«iua.   twelve  churches   rei^resenting  all  prin- 
cipal denominations,   twenty-three  fraternal   organizations,   four   banks  with 
over  52.500.000  deyiosits.  live  newspapers  (one  daily),  three  building  and  loan 
associations.  Carnegie  library,  Y.  ^l.  C.  A.  building.  Elks'  club  costing  JSC. 000. 
armory,  opera  hou.-<e.  miner.il  hot  springs  and  mountain  resorts  located  near 
city,  active  Commercial  club.  .Masonic  temple,  large  wholesale  and  jobbing 
houses,   extensive    lime    kilns    and    lumber   mills,    two    flouring-    mills,  brick 
yards,  stone  <iuarries.  oil  drilling  in  progress  in  immediate  vicinity  with  pros- 
p«-<ts   of   success,   good   hotels   and   restaurants,   free   camp    uround.  Harvey 
hotel,  foundry  and  machine  shops,  numerous  modern  garages,  telephone  sys- 
tem, railway'  hospital,  planing  mills,  ice  plant.     Irrigation   project  watering 
T2.0U0  acres   just  completed,  all   lands   witliin  six  miles  of  the  city.  Other 
irrigation  projects  to  be  completed  in  next  few  years  will  water  40.000  acres. 

Site  has  been  purchased  for  federal  building.  City  maintains  public  pl.iy- 
grounds,  anil  four  beautiful  i)arks.  Las  Vegas  is  the  home  of  the  famous  New 
Mexico  Cowboys  Reunion  Association,  wliich  stages  .a  real  western  roundup 
evt-ry  July.  The  clim.ite  is  adrniiable,  offering  a  natural  speenio  for  tul  er- 
<nilar.  l)rf.nchial  and  ni.ibiri.il  troubl--.  t^rain  fag  and  gener.il  lir'-.ikdown  from 
overwork.  Th.-re  is  abundant  opportunity  for  investors.  Latul  in  Las  Vegas' 
viemity  is  selling  at  less  tlia.n  otber  sections  of  the  soutliwest,  yet  is  pio- 
dacing  at  a  rate  that  wtnild  be  prolitable  on  a  h»-avier  investment. 

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S.  B.  DAVIS,  Jr._-  Vice-President 

D.  T.  H0SKINS_.  Vice-President 

FRANK  SPaiN<:TER   __  :  Vice-President 

E.  J.  McWENIE   Cashier 

R.  R.  DIVINE  Assistant  Cashier 

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D.  T.  Hoskins  W.  J.  Lucas  Ja 

E.  J.  McWenie  J.  S.  Raynohls 

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CASTAIVEDA  HOTEL,  Fred  Har- 
v.'v  prop.  S  L  l^onedito  mgr, 
Kaiiroad  av,  Lincoln  av  to 
Douglas  av 

Catholic  Church  (Immaculate 
Conception),  Father  A  Rabey- 
rolle  priest  Grand  av  cor  5th 

Catholic  Church  (Our  Lady  oi 
Sorrow),  Rev  Claud  Baliand 
jiriost  one  blk  west  of  Plaza 

CENTRAL  DRUG  CO,  K  D  Goodall 
mgr,  Center  blk,  Lincoln  cor 
Grand  av,  E  Las  Vegas 

Central  Hotel,  Mrs  R  Flint  prop 
500  Douglas  av  E  Las  Vesras 

CERRO-MONTOSO  LUMBER  CO, 
C  W  Carscallen  mgr,  lumber 
mfrs,  west  side  Plaza 

Champion  Oil  Shale  &  Refining 
Co.  M  W  Bausell  genl  mgr,  518 
Douglas  av  E  Las  Vegas 

Chandler  J  H,  ins  101  i  6th 

CHAPIN  MELVIN  R,  dentist,  3-4 
Hedgecock  bldg  614iV  Douglas 
av 

CHAPMAN  CHAS,  prop  El  Dorado 
Hotel,  514  Grand  av,  E  Las 
Vegas 

Christian  Church  (First) ,  Rev  H  F 
Bolton  pastor 

Christian  Science  Church  (First), 
E  A  Israel  reader  Public  Li- 
brary 

Ciddio  Peter,  tailor  52i  6th 

C-lark  Jno  S,  ins  516  6th 

COBLE  HARLEY  (The  White 
( iarage) .   4 1 1-4 1 5  Grand  av 

(^oles  Benj,  turn  hides  1210  Na- 
t  ional  av 

COMMERCIAL  CLUB  OF  LAS 
VEGAS,  Herman  C  IllVld  pres. 
E  J  McWenie  vice-pres,  Colbert 
C  Root  sec,  522  6th 

Condon  D  \V,  coal  wood  524  Doug- 
las av 

Continental  Oil  Co,  L  H  Gerard 
agt  10th  cor  Mills 

COORS  LUMBER  CO  (H  G  Coors 
whol  and  retail  lumber,  building 
supplies,  builders'  hardware, 
paints,  varnishes,  oils,  glass, 
brushes,  wallpaper,  coal,  wooil. 
harvesting  machines.  Railroa( 
av  cor  Main,  E  Las  Vegas 


Copple  &  Bartholomew,  transfer 
514  6th 

Coronado  Theatre,  Gus  Kohn  mgr 

6th  cor  Main  av 
Cow  Boys   Reunion  Assn,  W  A 

Naylor  pres 
Crail  F  H,  phys  First  Natl  Bank 
bldg 

Cuervo  Town  Co.  A  A  Jones  treas 
CUNNINGHAM  J   M,   pres  First 
National  Bank,  6th  cor  Grand 
av 

Dahlgard  C,  wall  poper  upholster- 
er 705  Douglas  av 
d'Amours  Z  A,  phys  Romero  bldg 
Danziger  M  &  Co  (Maurice  &  Jos 
Danziger),  genl  mdse  sw  cor 
Plaza  and  618  Douglas  ay 
Davis  Isaac,  groc  W  S  Plaza 
Davis  Mary  B  Miss,  public  stenog 

524  Douglas  av 
DAVIS  S  B  JR,  vice-pres  First 
National  Bank.  6th  cor  Cirand 
av  vice-pres  Trust  &  Savings 
Bank,  Bridge  cor  Plaza 
Davis  S  B  Jr,  lawyer  523  7th 
de  Baca  Antonino  C,  groc  Pacific 

and  Moreno, 
de  Baca  Danl  G,  barber  S  S  Plaza 
de  Baca  N  C,  groc  1214  National 
De  La  Salle  Institute,  conducted 
by  the  Christian  Brothers  boys' 
school.  Old  Town 
DELGADO  F  M,  mgr  Las  Vegas 

Drug  Store,  Bridge 
Delgado  Lorenzo,  sec  &  treas  El 

Independiente  E  S  Plaza 
Delgado  Martin,  groc  Pacific  av 
Des  Marais  M  F.  health  olficer 

DEVINE  R  R,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Jiank.  6th  c(»r  (irand  av 

Doll  W  F.  jeweler  curios  509  6fh 

Douglas  C  N,  furn  rooms  408 
Grand  av 

Duarte  Ignacio  S,  ed  El  Inde- 
pendiente E  S  Plaza 

Duncan  Onera  House,  Gus  Kohn 
mgr  522*  Douglas  av 

DUNN  F,  mgr  Insurance  Dt^pt  In- 
vest ment     Agency  Corpin'at  ion. 
603  E  Lin(M)ln  av 
Duran  Juan  N.  genl  mdse  Bridge 
Eagle  Flour  Mill.  E  J  Trambley 
mgr  1215  Mora 


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Schools  end 

210  Colo.  Banks 


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Earicksoii  J  P,  mdse  broker  5 
Pionppr  bl(ig- 

EL  DORADO  HOTEL,  Ghas  Chap- 
man prop,  514  Grand  av,  E  Las 

Electric  Shoe  Repair  Co  (A  B  Hol- 
lenbeck,  J  T  Morrow),  617 
Douglas  av 

EL  IIVDEPENDIENTE  (Spanish- 
vv) ,  Secundino  Romero  pres, 
Lorenzo  Delgado  sec  &  treas, 
Luciano  R  Baca  mgr,  Ignacio  S 
Duarte  ed,  otlical  organ  and  the 
best  advertising  medium  in  New 
Mexico,  book  and  job  printing, 
E  S  Plaza 

Elks  Lodge,  T  M  EUwood  sec  815 
Doug-las  av 

EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO,  J  B 

W'adlington  supt,  contractors 
lor  the  Bitulithic  Pavement, 603 
E  Lincoln  av 

El  Porvenir  Summer  Resort,  E  L 
Hildebrand  mgr 

Episcopal  Church,  Rev  J  S  Moore 
rector  National  av  cor  8th 

Erb  A  C,  rest  503  Railroad  av 

Erickson  E,  painter  407  Railroad 

Farmers  Exchange,  D  N  Pacheco 
mgr  pro(Juce  feed  525  1 2th 

Federal  Board  for  Vocational 
Training  522  6th 

Federal  Prohibition  Director,  Bu- 
reau of  Internal  Revenue  (An- 
tonio Lucero),  Plaza  Trust  & 
Savings  Bank  bldg 

Fidel  .Jose,  genl  mdse  Bridge 

Fidelity  ^:  D»^p(jsit  Co  of  Md.  F  J 
W'esner  aiit  E  Las  Veixas 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  J  M 
Cunningham  ])res.  S  B  Davis 
Jr  vi(;e-pres.  1)  T  Hoskins  vice- 
pres.  Frank  Springer  vice-pres. 
E  J  McW'enie  cshr,  R  R  Devine 
asst  cshr,  6th  cor  Grand  av 

Fitch      n.  confr  and  bhir  507  7th 

FLEMING  GEO  A,  pres  &  mgr  In- 
vestment c'v:  Agency  Corporation, 
notary  public^  603  E  Lincoln  av 
E  Las  Vegas 

Fleming  Geo  N,  phvs  co  health  of- 
fieci'  V\v<\  Nat  Hank  bldg 

FLEMING  W  J,  mgr  Bond  DepI 
[nvestn\ent  \  Agency  Corpora- 
lion.  (>n;{  K  l.iiUMdii  av 


Flores  Abraham,  rooms  41 12  Rail- 
road av 

Fram  Jose,  genl  mdse  Bridge 

Franzini  J  B,  civil  eng  county 
surveyor  62  H  Douglas  av 

Fulgenzi  Giacinto,  genl  mdse  S 
Pacific 

Galleg(3s  Perfecto,  co  clerk 
Gallegos  Mercantile  Co  (N  V  &  E  V 

Gallegos),  genl  mdse  Bridge 
Garcia  Juan  P,  co  assessor 
Garcia  Manuel,  meats  Bridge 
Gehring  Herbert  W,  real  est  \) 

First  Natl  Bank  bldg 
Gerard  Clarence,  auto  repairs  410 

Grand  av 
Giese  Ghas,  blksmith  516  E  Doug- 
las av 

GODDARD  G  A,  mgr  Las  Vegas 

Lumber  Co  West  side  Plaza 
Gonzales  Adelaido,  rest  Bridge 
Gonzalez  M  R,  co  agric  agt  522 
6th 

Gordon  C  G,  phys  city  phys  Opera 

House  blk 
GORRIE  JOHN  S,  vice-pres  Las 

Vegas  Lumber  Co 
Gortner  \V  E,  court  stenog  N  S 

Plaza 

GOSCH  O  H,  treas  Las  Vegas  Lum- 

b^'r  Co  West  Side  Plazk 
GRAAF  &,  HAYWARD  CO  THE,  T 

W  HayX\fca^^d  pres,  groceries, 
meats,  bakerj-,  513-516  E  Las 
Vegas 

Grace  Paul  S,  shoemkr  Bridge 
Greenberger   M,   clothing  601  F 

Lincoln  av 
Greenclay  (^-has,  hdw  plumber  615 

Douglas  av 
Gregory  C  C,  loans  collections  61  i 

Lincidn  av  V.  Las  Vegas 

GROSS,  KELLY  &  CO    inc  .  H  W 

Kelly  pres.  C  C  Robhins  vice- 
pres.  Donald  Stewart  sec.  Clar- 
ence Iden  treas,  wholsale  gro- 
cers, planing  mill,  lumber, 
hiiles.  wool^  pelts.  Navajo 
rugs.  Railroad  av  cor  Lincoln 
av 

Grodi  E  J.  s-n-oc  tOOO  Tilden 
Gump  A  L.  barber  611  E  Lincoln 
(iuerin  Electric  Co,  Briilge 
( Jul  i«'rr«v,  (Jregorn\  groc  Pacific 
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(ABSTRACTERS) 

Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKInfey  County,  New  Mexico 

LAS  VEGAS  3  25  LAS  VEGAS 


(iiitierrez  Felix  Garcia,  justice 
peace  Old  Town 

Hagest  &  Harper  (M  A  Hagest.  W 
H  Harper),  billiards  520  Doug- 
las av 

Hainniond  E  L,  dentist  First  Natl 

Hank  bldg 
HARRIS  REAL  ESTATE  CO,  A  H 

Harris  mgr,  farm  lands, 
ranches,  colonization  tracts  and 
grazing  lands,  residence  and 
business  properties  612  Lincoln 
av 

Hart  E  W.  architect  First  Natl 
Hank  bldg  E  Las  Vegas 

Haydon  \Vm  G,  lawyer  notary  Pi- 
oneer bldg 

Haj-ward  Walter,  transfer  509  6th 
E  Las  Vegas 

Hedgecock  Clias'  G,  lawyer  notary 
523  Jth 

Hedgecock  G  V,  shoes  614  Doug- 
las uv 

Henry  L  J,  jeweler  519  6th 
Herman  Geo,  groc  Pacific 
Hermann  N  0,  auto  supplies  416 

Grand  av  E  Las  Vegas 
Hess  Thos  H,  taHor  514  6th  E  Las 

Ve°^as  ^ 
Higgfns  A  D.  real  est,  723  6th 
HIGGIIMS  C  N,  attorney  and  coun- 
selor at  iaw,  notary  public,  Pi- 
oneer bldg,  E  Las  Vegas 
Hillbrand  Jos,  tailor  619  Douglas 
HingWah  Lee,  laundry  412  Grand 
Hite  E  E  Mrs,  rooms  5i7i  Doug- 
his  av 

HOCH  D,  prf)p  Las  Vegas  Roller 
Mills.  1015  Crallinas,  E  Las 
Vegas 

Hoag  Edgar  L,  dentist  Center  blk 

E  Las  Vegas 
HolVman  Sc  Graubarth,  genl  mdse 
Home  .  Realty    &    Insurance  Co. 
Frank  J  Wesner  agt  524  Doug- 
las av 

Hop  Lee,  laundry,  420  Grand  av 
HOSKINS  D  T,  vice-pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  ()th  cor  (irand  av 
HOTEL  EL  DORADO,  Chas  Chap- 
man proj),  514  Grand  av,  E  Las 

hotel'' LA  PENSION,  M  V  Woods 
prop,  Liucoln  av  cor  Grand  av. 
I  block  from  Santa  Ff  Station 


Howe  Wm,  phys  N  S  Plaza 
Hunker   Chester  A,   lawyer  asst 

ilist  atty  Romero  blk 
Hunker  Geo  H,  lawyer  525  Doug- 
las av 

Huxmann  F  B,  dentist  1  Center 
blk  E  Las  Vegas  , 

IDFN  CLARENCE,  treas  Gross, 
lydly  tS:  Co,  Railroad  av  cor  Lin- 
coln av 

rifeld  Louis  C.  lawyer  N  S  Plaza 

Ilfeld  Ludwig  W,  hdw  furn  plumb- 
er Bridge 

Ilfeld  Chas  Co,  W  H  Springer  sec 
genl  mdse  N  S  Plaza 

IIVIIVIACULATE  CONCEPTION 
ACADEMY  for  young  ladies, 
conducted  by  the  Ssters  of 
Loretto,  Gonzalez  cor  i\Ioreno, 
Old  Town 

INVESTMENT  &  AGENCY  COR- 
PORATION THE,  (ieo  A  Flem- 
ing pres  mgr,  A  A  Jones  vice- 
pres  &  counselor,  J  H  Stearns 
sec  &  treas,  Wm  Shillinglaw 
salesman,  F  Dunn  mgr  Insur- 
ance Dept,  W  J  Fleming  mgr 
Bond  Dept,  real  estate,  loans, 
insurance,  corporations.  603  E 
Lincoln  av.  E  Las  Vegas 

Jackson  S  E,  shoe  repairs  1122 
National  av 

Jewish  Church,  Rev  Jacob  Landan 
rabbi  8th  cor  Columbia 

JOHNSEN  J  C  &  SONS  (J  C 
Thomas  A  &  Janies  C  Johnsen) , 
furniture,  household  goods,  un- 
dertakers and  licensed  embalm- 
ers,  623-625  Douglas  av,  E  Las 
Vcuas 

JONES  A  A,  U  S  s(Miator,  vice-pres 
and  counselor  The  Investment 
tV  Agencv  ( iOr[)orat  ion,  lawver. 
First  Natl  Bank  bldg,   E  Vas 
Vegas 

Jones  F'  M,  civil  eng  1010  Douglas 
Jones    G   M,   vet   surgeon    1 010 

Douglas  av 
Jones  Vincent  K,  hvdraulic  eng 

First   Natl   Bank   bldg   E  Las 

Vegas 

Jones   Wm   M.  billiards   609}  E 

Lincoln  av 
Kascr  Waller  F.  phvs  First  Natl 

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LAS'  VEGAS 


KELLY  H  W,  i)res  Gross,  Kelly  & 
Co,  Railroad  av  cor  Lncoln  av 

King  E  (],  afit  Santa  Fo  Ry 

Langston  ()li\t»  M  Mrs,  hairdress- 
er I  0  Firsf  Xatl  Bank  bldg- 

LA  PENSION  HOTEL,  M  V  Woods 
prop,  Lincoln  av  cor  Grandlnv, 
1  block  from  Santa  Fe  Statron 

Las  Alamos  Farms  Co,  J  H  Stearns 
mgr  hay  grain  cattle  E  Las 
Vegas 

Las  Vegas  Battery  Co,  J  A  Whea- 
ton  513  Railroad  av 

Las  Vegas  Brick  Go,  J  M  Ireland 
mgr  Crrand  av  cor  Extension 

LAS  VEGAS  COMiVIERCIAL  CLUB, 
Herman  C  Ill'eld  pres.  E  J  Mc- 
Wenie  vice-pres,  Colbert  C 
Root  sec.  522  6fh 

LAS  VEGAS  DAILY  OPTIC,  Optic 
Publishing  Co  pubs,  018  Lin- 
coln av,  E  Las  Vegas 

LAS  VEGAS  DRUG  STORE,  F  M 
Delgado  Registered  Pharmacist 
mgr,  prescription  pharmacists, 
drugs,  drug  sundries,  toilet 
articles,  soda  fountain,  etc, 
Bridge 

Las   Vegas    Hospital,    Mrs   E  A 

Greene  Washington  cor  Mora 
Las  Vegas  Land  Grant.  Frank  Roy 

sec  S  S  Plaza 
LAS  VEGAS   LIGHT   &  POWER 

CO,    E   A   Bradner    mgr,  710 

Douglas  av 

LAS  VEGAS  LUMBER  CO,  C  W 

Carscall'Mi  pres.  John  S  Gorrie 
vice-prcs.  (J  H  Gosch  treas,  d 
A  Goddard  mgr,  mfrs,  whol  and 
retail  lumber,  cement,  plaster, 
Imihhu's'  hardware,  wallpaper, 
I'ooflng.  building  paper,  West 
side  Plaza 

]^as  Vegas  Masonic  Building  Assn, 
Chas  Ill'tdd  pres 

Las  Vegas  Mercantile  Co,  L-cster 
Sands  mgr  groc  l>20  Douglas  av 

Las     Vegas  Motor  Car  Co,  D  I 
Harris  pres  713  Douglas  av 

Las  Vegas  News  Co,  Mrs  Kellie 
Conk  mgr  ()12i  Douglas  av 

Las  Vegas  Realty  Os:  Insurance  Go 
(Annie  E  Lee,  Edith  Crawford) 
518  Douglas  av 


LAS  VEGAS  ROLLER  MILLS,  1) 

Hoch  prop,  hour,  feed,  grain, 
seeds,    1015    Gallinas,  E  Las 

Ve*-''as 

Las  Vegas  Rubber  Co,  J  H  M(>- 
Allister  mgr  515  Douglas  av  E 
Las  Vegas 
Las  Vegas  Sales  Co,  B  M  Werley 

pres  autos  427  Grand  av 
Las  Vegas  Savings  Bank,  Wm  G 
Haydon  pres,  H  W  Kelly  vice- 
pres,  D  T  Hoskins  treas  6th  cor 
Grand  av 
Las  Vegas  Shoe  Repair  Co  (O  T 
Hutchison,  B  B  Mizer;  ,  605  E 
Lincoln  av  E  Las  Vegas 
Las  Vegas  State  Bank,  Jake  Stern 
pres,  A  A  Gallegos  vice-pres. 
Geo  H  Hunker  vice-pres,  E  S 
Lewis  cshr 
LAS  VEGAS  STEAM  LAUNDRY,  F 
W  Nichols  prop,  laundry,  dry 
cleaning",  pressing,  dyeing,  hats 
reblocked,  12th  cor  San  Fran- 
cisco, uptown  otTice  51  i  6th 
LAS  VEGAS  TITLE  GUARANTY 
CO,  T  C  Anthony  sec  &  treas. 
Bridge 

Las     Vegas     Transfer,  Gilbert 

Guer  prop  506^  Grand  av 
Las  Vegas  Transit  Co,  E  A  Brad- 
ner   mgr    street    railway  710 
Douglas  av 
La  Voz  del  Pueblo.  Martinez  Pub 

Co  publrs  722  Douglas  av 
LeDuc  Frank,  tailor  1206  National 
Lewis  Chas,  tailor  512  Douglas  av 
Lewds  Geo,  plumber  il  i  Washing- 
ton av 

Lewis  I  K,  tailors  agt  615  E  Lin- 
coln av  E  Las  Vegas 

Long  E  V,  lawyer  postmaster 

Lorenzen  A  H.  "blksmith  4  23  Grand 
av  K  Las  Vegas 

LORETTO,  SISTERS  OF,  i  onduct- 
ing  immaculate  Cv>nceptiou 
Academy,  Cionzalez  cor  Moreno. 
Old  Town 

Losev  ClitVord  S,  phvs  First  Natl 
Wdnk  bldg 

Lucas  W  J.  lawyer  512  6th 

Lucero  Antonio.  Federal  Prohibi- 
liiui  Directcu'  Bureau  Internal 
Revenue  Plaza  Trust  Savings 
Bank  l>ld- 


TROY  TRAILER  SALES  COr.lPANY 

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OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  National  Bank  Building 

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LAS  VEGAS 


Lucero  Eufemio,  marshal  Old 
Town 

Lucoro  Manupl.  hilliards  Bridge 
Lujan  L  R.  watchnikr  Bridge 
Lujari  Sabino.  jeweler  Bridge 
Lutheran   ('.Inireh.  (Evangelical, 

R\A'  Paul  Kretzschmer  pastor 
Mcli^aney  J  R.  rest  433  Railroad 
McKinlev  W  K,  real  est  live  stock 

52  i  6th  E  Las  Vegas 
Mcpherson  Electra,  millinery  612 

Douglas  av 
McWENIE  E  J,  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  6th  cor  Grand  av 
MacFarland     \V  D,     supt  city 
schools 

Mackel  Peter  P,  painter  415  Rail- 
road av 

Madril  Louis  Mrs,  billiards  Bridge 
Magruder  J  B,  confecty  503  6th 
Malanev  J  L  &  L  A,  photogs  513^ 

6tli^  E  Las  Vegas 
Maloof  Geo  Mrs.  genl  mdse  Bridge 
Maloof  Jos,  genl  mdse  Bridge 
Maloof  Obaida.  genl  mdse  Bridge 
Martin  Jos,  shoemkr  506  Grand  av 
Martinez     Andras     S,  blksmith 

Bridge 

Martinez  Publishing  Co,  F  G  De 

Baca  mgr  722  Douglas  av 
Masonic  Club,  518*  r)ouglas  av 

MEADOW  CITY  MARKET,  Fruc- 
tuoso  Montano  prop,  groceries, 
meats,  fruits,  vegetables,  621 
Douglas  av  E  Las  Vegas 

Merchants  Retail  Credit  Assn, 
518^  Douglas  av 

Methodist  Eidscopal  Church.  Rev 
T  E  Thureson  pastor  8tli  cor 
National  av 

Midway  Tire  &  Repair  Co.  W  H 
Rogers  mgr  1126  National. av 

Miles  Earl  E.  Confy  mfr  W  Na- 
tional av  Old  Town 

Mills  Bvron  T,  lawver 

Moen  T  H.  genl  mdse  619  1 2th 

Montano  Fructuoso.  prop  Meadow 
City  Market  621  Douirlas  av  E 
Las  Vegas 

Montano  S,  groc  S  Pacific 

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Montoya  Juan,  tailor  S  S  Plaza 
Montoya  Miguel,  rest  5142  6th 
Mora  Stage  Line,  H  B  Hubbard 

prop  417  Railroad  av 
Mosier  C  V,  barber  501  Doujxlas 
MOTTINGER    C    W,    asst  dean 

training    school,  '  New  Mexico 

Normal  University 
Mountain  States  T  &  T  Co,  S  N 

Seelye  local  mgr  701  7th 
Moya  Roman,  groc  Pacific 
Muir  J  W,  phys  Pioneer  bldg 
IMurphey  E  G,  drugs  600  Douglas 
Murphy  P  J,  marshal  city  supt 

streets  City  Hall 
Mutual  Building  &  Loan  Assn,  Jno 

Shank  sec  8  First  Natl  Bank 

bldg 

Mutual  Theatre,  Gus  Kohn  mgr 
Bridge 

Myers  F  L,  supt  A  T  &  S  F  Ry 
Naylor  Cattle  Co,  W  A  Naylor  mgr 

Railroad  av  and  Lincoln 
New^  Mexico  Insane  Hospital.  W  R 

Tipton  supt  3  miles  northwest 

NEW  MEXICO  MOUNTED  PO- 
LICE, A  A  Sena  captain,  904 
National  av 

NEW  MEXICO  NORMAL  UNIVER- 
SITY, The  State  Teachers  Col- 
lege. Frank  H  H  Roberts,  A  M, 
Ph  D,  LL  D,  pres.  Frank  Car- 
roon,  A  M.  M  Ped.  dean.  Susie 
Deane  Whitaker  sec.  between 
University  and  National  avs 

New  Mexico' Trading  Corporation. 
S  B  Warner  mgr  furn  607  E 
liincoln  av 

NICHOLS  F  W,  proi^  Las  Vegas 
Steam  Laundry,  I2(h  cor  San 
Francisco 

Nolette  Fred,  barber  -608  Douglas 

Normal  University  Bulletin  (m\ 
Frank  H  H  Roberts  ed  oHicial 
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Olnoy  F  E.  dentist.  604  E  Lincoln 

O'Malley  Chas.  electrical  contr 
7  10  Douglas  av  E  Las  Vegas 

Onion  Perrv.  tlorist 

OPTIC  PUBLISHIIMG  CO,  M  M 
Padgett  pres,  ed  &  bus  mgr, 
puhlrs  Las  Vegas  Daily  Optic 
and  weekly  Optic  &  Live  Stock 
(rrower,  618  Lincoln  av  E  Las 
Vegas 

Ortega  Juan,  groc  624  Douglas  av 
Ortiz    Susano.    postmaster  Old 
Town 

OVERLAND  MOTOR  CARS,  Arble- 

Bartlett  Motor  Co  agents,  Na- 
tional av  cor  12th 

PADGETT  M  M,  pres,  ed  &  bus 
mgr  Optic  Publishing  Go,  618 
Lincoln  av  E  Las  Vegas 

Pacific  Clothing  Go  (Nestor  Hoff- 
man) 501  6th 

Papen  Jno  A,  groc  1212  National 
av  E  Las  Vegas 

Parisian  Drv  Cleaners  (W  F 
White.  J  B  Brown),  506i  Grand 
av  E  Las  Vegas 

Patron  J  G,  slioemkr  Bridge 

Pena  Bros,  meats  S  S  Plaza 

Pena  F  P,  barber  Bridge 

Penney  J  C  Go,  W  J  Pettus  mgr 
drv  gds  clothing  517  6th 

Peoples  Bank  &  Trust  Go,  J  W 
Harris  pres,  Sigmund  Nahm 
vice-pres.  G  H  Hunker  vice- 
pres.  J  W  Harris  Jr  cshr  Ber- 
nard Api)el  sec  528  6th  E  Las 
Vegas 

Phillii)s  Frod  L,  plumber  1102 
Lincoln  av 

Plaza  Hotel,  N  S  Plaza 

Plaza  Mcrcantih^  Go,  Isaac  Bacha- 
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PLAZA  TRUST  &  SAVINGS  BANK, 
Gecilin  llosenwald  pres,  8,  B 
Davis  Jr  vice-pres,  G  P  Trum- 
bull (vshr,  Bridge  cor  Plaza 

Plew  GlitVord.  dentist  Pioneer  bldg 

Postal  'J'el  Go,  Roy  M  Cook  mgr 
612  Douglas  av 

Pott  hot  T  A,  confecly  Bridge 

Pr«'sbvterian  Church  i  First),  Rev 
II  H' Jackson  iKislor  1000  Doug- 
las av 


Presbyterian  Church  (Spanish;, 
Rev     Gabino     Rendon  pastor 
Chavez  near  Socorro 
Rawlins  House,  Mrs  Pearl  Rhoades 

prop  Douglas  cor  Railroad  av 
Red  Gross  Drug  Go,  W  H  Stapp 

pres  "Bridge 
Rhodes  Music  Go.  A  B  Rhodes  mgr 

518  6th 
Rice  Alice  H.  phys  511  9th 
Rivera  D  M,  barber  S  S  Plaza 
Rivera  F  S.  barber  S  S  Plaza 
ROBBINS  C  C,  vice-pres  Gross- 
Kelly  &  Co,  Railroad  av  cor  Lin- 
coln av 

ROBERTS  FRANK  H  H,  A  M,  Ph 

D,  Ji  L  D,  pres  New  ^Mexico  Nor- 
mal University 
RODGERS  TOM  G,  A  B.  A  M,  asst 

dean  of  the  college,  New  Mexico 

Normal  University 
Rogers  A  T,  blksmith   12th  cor 

National  av 
Rogers  A  T  Jr.  lawyer  First  Natl 

Bank  bldg 
Romero  Eugenio,  mayor  Old  Town 
Romero  Secundino,  pres  El  Inde- 

pendiente  co  sheriff  E  S  Plaza 
Romero  V  D,  barber  shoemkr  S  S 

Plaza 

Romero  Mercantile  Co   (H  G  de 

Baca),  genl  mdse  S  S  Plaza 
ROOT  COLBERT  C,  sec  Commer- 
cial Club  of  Las  Vegas,  522  6th 
Rosenthal    Furniture    Go.    W  N 

Rosenthal  prop  615  6lh 
ROSENWALD      CECILIO.  pres 
Plaza    Trust   iS:   Savings  Bank. 
Bridgt^  cor  Plaza 
Rosenwald  Really  Go,  Gecilio  Ro- 
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Rosenwald  F  \  Son.  genl  mdse  S 


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Ross  Jiio  A. 

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Salas  \  Ortiz  Go.  genl  mdse  Bridge 
Sanchez  M  A,  co  treasurer 
Sands  Lester,  groc  Bridge 
San  Miguel  National  Bai\k.  con- 
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Columbia  av 
Scliinidf  H  A.  pliinibor  1122  Na- 

fioaal  av 

STNA  A  A,  ('ai)taiR  Now  Mexico 
^Mounted  Police,  904  ^'ational 
av 

Shafer  Hide  &  Produce  Co  (Saml 
Sliafer;,  Bridge 

Shank  Jno,  furn  room^  513  Doug- 
las av 

Shaw  Edwin  B,  pbys  Center  blk 

SHILLIIVGLAW  WM,  salesman 
The  Investment  <!s:  Agency  Cor- 
poration. (303  E  Lincoln  av,  E 
Las  Vegas 

Shupp  W  H.  blksmith  Bridge 

Siegal  ^lorris,  sec  hand  furn  614 
Lincoln  av 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  W  N 
Shawn  mgr  605  E  Lincoln  av 
E  Las,  Vesas 

SISTERS  OF  LORETTO,  conduct- 
ing Immaculate  Conception 
Academv.  Gonzalez  cor  Moreno 
Old  Town 

Smith  H  M,  phys  Eirst  Natl  Bank 
bldg 

Smith  Orlando,  contr  planing  mill 
S  E  Plaza 

SOUTHWESTERN  S  A  V  I  N  G  S, 
LOAN  &  BUILDING  ASSOCIA-I 
TION,  E  O  Blood  pres,  E  G 
Muri  hey  vice-pres,  J  Van  Huis- 
seling  sec  &  treas.  608  Lincoln 
av 

SPRINGER  FRANK,  vice-pres 
Eirst  National  Bank.  6tli  cor 
Grand  av,  lawyer.  92  5  6th 

St  Anthony's  Sanitarium  &  Hos- 
pital. Sister  Eucharia  superior 
Ereedman  b^t  Tfli  and  8th 

St  John  S  A.,  auto  reprs  12tli  cor 

National  av 
Standard  Dairv  &  Creamerv  Co.  J 

A  Dettorick  mgr  19ol  81  h 
Slandish  Annie  Mrs.  millinerv  501 

6th 

Starr  Piano  Studio,  Mrs  Alma  B 
Rhodes  direct(U*  518  6th 

State  Investment  Co,  Geo  A  Flem- 
ing pres  5  23  7th 


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THE,  New  Mexico  Normal  Uni- 
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National  avs 
STEARNS  J  H,  pres  Canyon  Lime 
Co,  sec      treas  The  Investment 
&    Agency    Corporation,  gro- 
ceries, 602-604  Douglas  av  E 
Las  Vegas 
Stern  &  Nahm,  genl  mdse  Bridge 
Stewart  C  H,  justice  peace  collec- 
tions police  magistrate  City  Hall 
E  Las  VP2as 
STEWART  DONALD,  sec  Gross. 
Kelly  &  Co,   Railroad   av  cor 
Lincoln  av 
Storrie  R  C  &  Co,  irrigation  pro- 
ject Mora  Road 
Summers  F  E.  rest  517  Dousrlas 
Sundblom  N  \V,  barber  509  6tli 
Sundt  M  M,  contr  and  bldr  314 

National  av 
Sutherland  Geo,  chief  fire  dept 
TAICHERT  J  A  &  CO,  exporters  of 
raw  furs,  goat  skins,  pelts, 
hides,  wool,  manufacturing  fur- 
riers. 610  Douglas  av.  E  Las 
Vegas 

Taichert  Jos  A,  clothing  610 
Douelas  a\"  E  Las  Vegas 

TAUPERT  ROBERT  J,  jeweler 
and  optician,  repairing  by  mail 
for  the  entire  Southwest,  lens 
grinding,  watcli  and  jewelry  re- 
pairing and  manufacturing,  606 
Douglas  av 

Texas  Co,  E  O  Blood  agt  E  Main 

Texas-New  ]\Iexico  Mountain 
Highway,  R  J  Taupert  pres 

Thompson  Erank,  plumber  509 
7lh 

Thompson  W  A.  painter  514  6th 
Tipton  Leo  M,  lawyer  Bridge 
Tipton  W  R,  phys  State  Hospital 
Tooker  J  L.  photog  708  Douglas 
Tr i  ffo n  i  a  n    N e w s     ( b  i  -w  ,    A 1  i  c e 
Martin  ed,  otlicial  paper  of  the 
studpnt  body  New  Mexico  Nor- 
mal University 

TROY  HOTEL,  M  A  Hagest  prop. 

(rrand  cor  Douglas  av 
Trujillo  .1  L.  city  treasurer 

TRUMBULL  C  P*  r>lir  Plaza  Trust 
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I'libarri  Pablo,  justice  peace  Pre- 
cinct 3 

I'nited  Bretliren  Cliurch.  Rev  Ghas 

D  Mefcalt  pa^fnr  513  8th 
VAN  HUISSELING  J,  sec  &  treas 

Southwestern  Savinjjs.  Loan  & 

Buihiing:  As?n.  608  Lincoln  av 
Veeder  Elmer  E,  lawver  9  First 

Natl  Bank  Mdg- 
Veeder  J  D,  lawyer  W  S  Plaza 
Vogt  H  E,  plumber,  426  Douglas 

av  E  Las  Vegas 
Volunteers  of  America,  Capt  W  IM 

Smifii  in  charge  819  8th 
WADLINGTON  J  B,  supt  El  Paso 

Bitulithic  Co,  603  E  Lincoln  av 
\\'ard.(^has  \V  G,  lawyer  district 

and  city  atty  523  7th 
Ward  ()  M,  billiards  soft  drinks 

501  Railroad  av  E  Las  Vegas 
Warden  Hotel.  Mrs  E  B  Farris 

prop  iOl  Railroad  av 
WEEKLY  OPTIC  &  LIVE  STOCK 

GROWER,  Optic  Publishing  Co 

publrs,  618  Lincoln  av  E  Las 

Vegas 

Wesner  C  W,  drugs  525  6th  E  Las 
Vegas 

W  estern  Union  Tel  Co,  M  Z  Til- 
lit  son  mgr  514  Douglas  av 

Whalen  &  S'eedham  (Wm  Whalen. 
C  Needham),  garage  515 
Railroad  av  E  Las  Vegas 

Whilaker  C  I-*,  cigars  confecty  617 
E  Lincoln  av 

WHITAKER  SUSIE  DEANE,  sec 
New  Mexico  Normal  rniversity 

WHITE  GARAGE  (E  A  Turner, 
Harley  Coble  ,  Dodge  and  Paige 
Motor  Cars,  auto  repairs,  sup- 
plier, accessories,  411-415 
(jrand  av 

White  &  Abeytia.  rest  604  E  Lin- 
coln, av 

Wliitmore  J  A,  transfer  livery  514 
Douglas  av  E  Las  Vegas 

Williams  W  E.  life  ins  524  Doug- 
las av 

WILLYS-KNIGHT  MOTOR  CARS, 

Arble- Bart  let  t    .Motor    Co  ag- 
ents. National  av  cor  12th 
Winters  Drug  Co  (D  C  Winters), 
Bi'idcie 


Woodling  M  E,  phys  W  National 
av  Old  Town 

WOODS  IW  V,  prop  Hotel  La  Pen- 
sion, Lincoln  av  cor  Granrl  av, 
1  block  from  Santa  Fe  Station 

Wright  Laura  P  Mrs,  millinerv 
509  6th 

Wylie  D  G,  groc  619  E  Lincoln  av 

E  Las  Vegas 
York  Jno  H,  groc  bakery  613  6th 
Young  H  C,  sporting  gds  520  6th 
Young  Men's  Christian  Assn.  C  L 

Butler  genl  sec  620  6th  E  Las 

Vegas 


LEDOUX. 

PostoiTice  in  Mora  county,  4 
miles  south  of  Mora,  the  county 
seat.  East  Las  Vegas  is  the  near- 
est railroad  and  banking  point. 
Farming  is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  500. 

iVIARTINEZ    M  O  I  S  E  S,  general 

merchandise,  postmaster 
Quintana  Jose  Rafael,  blksmitli 
Trujillo  Jose  P,  justice  peace 
Vigil  Augustine,  notary  public 

LEIVIITAR. 

Small  town  and  postoflicc  in 
Socorro  county,  on  the  Atchison. 
Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry.,  7  miles 
north  from  Socorro,  the  banking 
point.  Farming  is  the  leading  in- 
dustrv.  Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 4  00. 

Abdalla  N,  genl  mdse 

Baca  ;M  A,  carp 

Bustanmante  N,  blksmith 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  J  Hartmanii 
pastor 

Chavez,  Juan,  contr 

Gonzales  A  1'.  genl  mdse  notarv 

LOPEZ  VICTOR,  live  stock,  post- 
master 

Vigil  P  A,  genl  mdse 


LEVY. 


Poslotlice  in  Mora  (M'lunty  ami 
station  on  .Vtchison,  Topeka  *S: 
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Wagon  Mound,  Iho  banking  point. 
Farming-  is  tlie  principal  imlustry. 
Population  of  noighboi'hood  500. 
Altitude  6,500  feot. 

Bohr  J  J,  genl  mdse,  postmaster 
Bolt  T  J,  justice  peace,  auctioneer 
Cliger  G  E,  carp 
HJmsher  F  L,  blksmith 
New  Mexico  Bean  Growers  Assn, 
A  M  Zimmerman  sec 


LEYBA. 


Postoflice 
San  Miguel 
southw-est  of 
'1'.  &  8.  F.  Ry. 
and   'iS  mile:? 


and  small  town  in 
county,  20  miles 
Rihera,  on  the  A., 
,  the  shipping-  point, 
southwest  of  Las 
Vegas,  the  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.  Farming  and  stock 
raising  the  principal  industries. 
PopuFation  175. 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  J  P  Moog 
priest 

Leyba  Francisco  S,  notary  public 
Leyba  Justiniano,  genl  mdse  live 
stock 

Leyba  Natividad.  justice  peace 
Lucero  Manuel,  stage  line 

LEYBA   SARAH    MRS,  postmas- 
ter notary 
Quintana  J  B,  justice  peace 


LINCOLN. 

Town  12  miles  southeast  from 
Capilan,  the  nearest  railroad 
and  banking-  point*.  .Pleasantly 
located  in  the  valley  of  the  Bonita 
river,  and  surrounded  by  a  good 
agricultural  and  fruit  growing 
country.  Stock  raising  is  also  a 
considerable  industry.  There  is 
plenty  of  water  for  irrigation  pur- 
poses. Poi)ulat  ion  500.  Altitude 
5,600  feet. 

Bailey  W'm  A.  garage 

Catholic  Church,  Father  J  H  Gir- 

ma  priest 
TfOmez  Francisco,  justice  peace 
Griego  FiUnnena.  constable 
Hulbei'l  I*'  S.  post  master 


Lincoln    Hotel,    Peter  Burleson 

prop 
Neal  J  R.  phys 
Norman  W  O,  genl  mdse 
Penfield  John  M,  genl  mdse 


LINDRITH. 

A  new  postofTice  in  Rio  Arriba 
county,  70  miles  southwest  of 
Tierra  Amarilla,  the  county  seat. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are 
the  principal  industries.  Popula- 
tion 100.     Altitude  .6,900  feet. 

HILL  C  C,  genl  mdse  notarv 
HILL  FANNY  J,  postmaster 


LINGO. 

PostolTice  in  Roosevelt  county. 


LOCKNEY. 

A  country  postolTice 
county,  14  miles  west 
Visa,  the  railroad  point, 
tion  30.    Altitude  4,200 


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Haney  Ruth  Miss,  prin  school 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  Rev 

Geo  E  Rainsberber  pastor 
Rinestine  S  J  &  Co.  groc 
RINESTINE  W  J,  postmaster 


LOGAN. 


A  growing  town  on  the  Cana- 
dian River  in  Quay  county,  on  the 
main  line  of  the  Chicago.  Rock  Is- 
land cV:  Pacillc  Ry.  It  has  good 
water  and  gO(td  soil;  is  an  inipor- 
tant  wool  and  cattle  shipping 
point,  the  sui)ply  point  for  a  large 
number  of  small  inlaml  towns, 
postollices  and  cattle  ranches.  If 
has  good  buildings,  a  87.000 
school  house,  and  substantial 
business  houses.  Population  300. 
Altitude  3,800  feet. 

Catliolic  Church,  Father  A  Est- 

velt  priest 
Central  llottd.  Chas  Meeks  prop 
Clark  I)  W,  genl  mdse 
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^87*705  So.  Oroa^waj  Pboue  fVnth  101  Denver,  Coloi«4« 


THE  ALBERT  SECHRIST  MFG.  CO. 

D«si^ers  and  Manufacturers  of  LIGHTING  FIXTURES  for  HOMES.  PUBLIC  BUILD- 
INGS and  FARM  HOUSES.    Write  for  Catalogues  and  Prices, 
•how  Ro«m«,  Cor.  17th  A  Tremont  Sta.,  Factory,  1717  H^ocma 

Qpt>«gtte  Brown  Palace  HotoL  ^  DBNTKH,  COl^ 

LORDSBURG  3  32  LORDSBURG 


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prop 
Green  D  C,  ^roc 
Hauser  Nellie,  prin  school 
Hyiier  Jas.  real  t'st  deputv  sherilY 
JOHNSON  MERCANTILE  CO,  J  L 
Johnson    prop,    general  mer- 
chandise 

McFarland  Bros  (Sim  &  J  F),  live 
stock 

McFARLAND   BROS   BANK,  Sim 

McFarland  pres,  J  F  McFarland 
cshr 

McFarland  J  F.  notary  public 
MARTINEZ     FLORENCIO,  genl 

mdse,  hides,  wool,  pelts 
Mitchem  C  E,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Morales  E,  billiards 
Scott  T  IM,  barber 
Shollenbarger  J  H,  genl  mdse 
Thompson  M  M,  drugs  phys 
Watson   Jules   A,   justice  peace 

postmaster 
Willis  W  V,  blksmith  garage 


LONGS. 


Postotlice  in  Roosevelt  county, 
25  miles  south  of  Portales,  on  the 


A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  county  seat, 
shipping  and  banking  point. 
B^arming  and  stock  raising  the 
chief  industries.  Populatioa  of 
neighborhood  100. 

Farmers    Telephone    Co,    W  A 

Marrs  pres 
Long  O.D,  blksmith 
LONG  T  H  &  SON,  genl  mdse 
Murphy  J  W,  justice  peace 


LONGWELL. 

A  new  postoftice  in  Otero  coun- 
ty, 5  miles  southeast  of  Russia 
station,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Cloudcroft  is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  J^umbering  is  the  principal 
industry.  Population  200.  Alti- 
tude 8,500  feet. 

Brown  Geo  A,  justice  peace 
LONGWELL  T  B,  postmaster 
Penasco  Lumber  Co,  F  J  Weck- 

erle  pres  and  mgr 
Sacramento  IMountain  Lumber  Co, 
J  A  Tatum  mgr  logging  camp 


S.  M.  CHASE,  Pres.  &  Mgr. 


R.  M.  REYNOLDS,  Sec.  &  Treas. 


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GENERAL  f^lERGHArJDISE 

Drugs  and  Medicines,  Dry  Goods  and  Clothing,  Staple  and  Fancy 
Groceries,  Crockery,  Queensware,  Miners'  and 
Ranchers'  Supplies 
Lordsburg  New  Mexico 


LORDSBURG. 

County  seat  of  Hidalgo  county. 
N<'w  Mexico,  at  the  junction  of  the 
Southern  Pacilic,  Arizona  &  New 
M»'\ico  and  Lordsburg-  <lt  Hachita 
Railroads,  is  tifty  miles  west  of 
1^1  Paso.  t)0  miles  west  from  n(Mn- 
iiig  and  20  mih's  from  the  Arizona 
slate  hn<\  located  in  one  of  the 
richest  mineral  zones  and  most 
exfrnsixe    ^lock    raising  sections 


of  the  State,  has  railroad  round 
house  and  shoi)s,  ami  substantial 
business  blocks,  on  all  transcon- 
tinental highways.  Population 
1.800.    Altitu.le  i.2  i  i  feet. 

Acosta  J  K.  shoemkr  I'lean  and 

press 
Allen  J  1'.,  marshal 
Allen  Oscar,  constable 
Amt^rican  Railway  Express  (\\  B 

H  Zentmire  aut 


G^L  TAR  PRODUCTS         ^'^'^^e-  "^^^ 

Felt,  Creosote  OU,  Tw 


m  h  E^Qffi  IKRT  COItfANT 


F,,;^"  'i:J' 


The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co  "nc  , 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 
THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIME 

Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


LORDSBURO 


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LORDSBURG 


CATTLE,  SHEEP  AND  GOATS 
Dealer  in  Live  Stock  of  All  Kinds 

^  Have  Fine  Roubala(t  Slie»^p  For  Sale  at  All  Times 

^  A  SPECIALTY  OF  MEXICAN  IMPORTATIONS 

Lordsburg,  N.  M.  Albuquerque,  N. 


M. 


EDGAR'S  GARAGE 

TOrRTST  TERMINAL 
JAMES  EDGAR,  Prop,  and  Mgr. 

AUTO  SUPPLIES 

General  Repairs,  Machine  Shop, 
Vulcanizing,    Tires,  Tubes 
and  Accessories 


Lordsburg 


New  Mexico 


Andre\v>  R  F,  act  A  &  N  M  Ry 
AUGUSTINE  JOHN  L,  notary  pub- 
lic 

Austin  ii-  Austin  (G  B  &  G  P),  phys 

Barela  M  H,  billiards 

Bonney  Cons  Copper  Go,  Ralph 

Spann  sec 
Bonney  Mining  Co,  Jas  P  Portens 

slipt 

Bos(on    Hecla   Mining   Co,    R  E 

VandrufT  pres 
Buveus  R  E,  denfist 
Catholic  Church.  Rev  Zudiar  priest 
Clark  Luella  S.  co  supt  schools 
Clayton  J  T.  agt  S  P  Ry 
Conner  el'  DcMoss,  live  stock 

COON  FRANK  R,  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  county  treasurer 

Co-operative  Mining  Co,  Chas  O 
Ball  sec-treas 

Crocker  M  M,  phys  county  health 
ollicer 

CROWELL  JOHN  B,  asst  cshr 
First  National  Bank 

CURETON  &  PAULUS  II  J  Cure- 
ton.  .1  K  Pa'.ilus,,  proi)s  Inde- 
l)endent  (larag*' 


CURRY  FRANK,  cattle,  sheep  and 
goats,  county  assessor 

Dyke  H  C.  photo g 

EDGAR  JAMES,  prop  Edgar's  Ga- 
rage, chairman  board  county 
commissioners 

EDGAR'S  GARAGE,  James  Edgar 
prop  and  mgr.  auto  supplies, 
repairs,  tires,  vulcanizing,  ma- 
chine shop 

Egon  J  G.  news  dealer 

85  Mining  ('o.  Arthur  Interriden 
mgr 

El  (k'utro  Mining  Co 
Fidelity  &  Deposit  Co  of  Md.  R  S 
Spann  agt 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  J  T  Mc- 

Cabe  pr(\s.  W  H  Small  vice- 
pres,  Frank  R  Coon  cshr.  John 
B  Crowe  11  asst  cshr,  G  L  Ross 
assi  cshr 
Fitzpatrick  J  H,  U  S  Comsr  insur- 
ance 

Fit /.pal  iMck  J  IT  Mrs.  music  ichv 
FONG  SING,  groceri(>s,  bakery 
l-'oslcr  Ci  A,  supt  city  schools 
( lomez  Jose.  shixMukr 
Gould  J  W.  county  iu'obat«*  Judge 


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MARBLE  and  TILES  Denver  Mantel  &  Tile  Co. 

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Application.    Correspondence  Solicited.    Low  Prices  and  Quick  Shiprm«nts. 


LORDSBURG 


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LORDSBURG 


J.  T.  McCabe,  Pres.  W.  H.  Small,  V.-Pres.  Frank  R.  Coon.  Cashier 

John  B.  Crowell,  Asst.  Cshr.  G.  L.  Ross,  Asst  Cshr. 

No  H8S0 

The  First  National  Bank  of  Lordsburg 

CAPITAL,  $3o,0<M).0«.         SURPLUS  SfUo.OOO.OO. 

DIRECTORS — John  T.  McCube,  John  Robson,  J.  P.  Mansfield,  H.  J.  McGrath, 
W.  H.  Small,  John  T.  Aluir,  Frank  R.  Coon. 

LORDSBURG  NEW  MEXICO 

B.  B.  Ownby,  Pres.  >  N.  T.  Kjellstrom,  Sec. 

HIDALGO  COUNTY  fiBSTSACT  CO. 

(Incorporated) 

Abstracts  of  Title  to  all  kinds  of  Property 
throughout  the  County 

LORDSBl  RG  N'EW  MEXICO 

HOLLEN  HOUSE 

Hot  and  Cold  Water  and  Steam  Heat  In  Eevery  Room. 
Rooms  Witti  Batti 

Sani{)le  Room  For  Traveling'  Men.         Borderland  Automobile  Route 

EUROPEAN  RATES  1.50  UP 

C.  H.   SULLIVAN,  Prop.  UORDSBURG.  NEW  MEXICO 


Great   Eagle    Mining   Go,  Ralph 

Spann  genl  mgr 
Haley  Mr  &  Mrs  L  D,  confecty 
Hanner  Geo,  mayor 
Hardin  M  Q,  postmaster 
Htnitlier  Jno,  contr  and  bldr 

HIDALGO    COUIMTY  ABSTRACT 

CO  (iTic)..  H  B  Uwnby  pre?;,  N  T 
Kjellstrom  sec 
Hill  W  P.  groe 

HOLLEIM   HOUSE,   C   H  Sullivan 

prop 

Hohd  Hardin.  M  Q  Hardin  prop 
Hot»d  Venflome,  Me(Trath  Bros  & 
Co  props 

INDEPENDENT    GARAGE    (R  J 

Cureton,  J  E  Paulus).  auto  re- 
pairs and  accessories 

Jones  &  (  Jail  her,  barbers 

Jones  i^'  W'ifislow,  L  R  Jones  mgr 
livery  fc^ed 

Kerr  ?'arl(\  city  clerk 


KJELLSTROM  N  T,  lawyer,  sec 

Hidalgo    County   Abstract  Co. 

deputy  county  clerk 
Kroll  Fred  A,  county  surveyor 
Leahy  J  A,  county  sheritT 
Lockwood  &  Smith,  billiards 
Lordsburg  Chamber  of  (".ommerce. 

Jno  B  Oowell  sec 
Lordsburg   Hotel.    Oscar  Hunter 

prop 

Lordsburg   Liberal    (w'  .  Lords- 
burg Printing  Cn  publrs 

LORDSBURG    MERCANTILE  CO 

(inc  ,  S  ^[  Chase  pres  and  mgr. 

R  M  Reynolds  sec  and  treas. 

general     merchandi<:e.  drugs. 

miners  and  ranchers'  supplies 
Lordsburg  Po\v(M'  (^.o.  W*  F  Riftor 

prop  and  mgr 
Lordsburg   Printing  Co.  W'illard 

E  Hoi  I  mgr 
Lordsburg  Slate  Uixnk.  V.  C 

Moss  pres,  I)  L  Hill  cshr.  H  W 

Lackland  as>^t  c^hr 


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EL  PASO  LILlESTOrJE  QUARRIES 

CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
A.  COURCHESNE,  Inc.  EL  PASO.  TEXAS 


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WESTERN  MEKL 

MANUFACTURING  CO. 

EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

See-  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


LORDSBURO 


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LORDSBURG 


MORNINGSTAR  &  AUGUSTINE 
Real  Estate  and  Insurance 


MINES,  RANCHES  AND  FARM  LANDS 


Lordsburg 


New  Mexico 


.NV.J.  SCOTT 


EUGENE  MONTAGUE 


SCOTT  GARAGE 


Aiithorizod  Agent  for  the  Sale  of 
Ford  Cars  and  Fordson  Tractors, 

AUTOMOBILES,  ACCESSORIES, 
SUPPLIES  AND  REPAIRS 

Accurate  information  gladly  given 
on  all  auto  roads  ^ 

Lordsburg  New  Mexico 


Lordsburg  Tel  Co,  R  W  Aldrich 
mgr 

McCABE  J  T,  pres  First  National 
Bank 

Marsalis  C  W,  justice  peace 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

M  O  Williams  pastor 
MITCHELL  EDWARD  H,  lawyer 
Montague  &  Scott,  N  J  Scott  mgr 

garage 

Monte  Rico  Mining  Co,  Lawrence 

Boyd  mgr 
Mori  no  B,  groc 

MORNINGSTAR-  &  AUGUSTINE, 

real  estate,  insurance 
MORNINGSTAR    &  McHALFFEY 

[\  \y  Morningslar,  L  P  .Mc- 
Haltl'ey) .  lawvers 

Mountain  States  Tel       Tel  Co 

O'Connell  (ieo,  billiards 

OWNBY  B  B,  pres  Hidalgo  Coun- 
ty Abstract  Co 

Ownby  House,  Mrs  Nora  Ownby 
prop  . 

Ownby  J  R  &  Co.  props  Pyramid 
Bol*^tling  Works 

Panforium.  Ira  Ford  mgr  clean- 
ing and  pressing 

I*ence  C  S,  garage 

Phillips  J  (),  s(dt  drnks 

Pon  I)  S.  rest 

Porlinis  Jas  P,  mining 


Pyramid  Mining  &  ^Milling  Co,  Ba- 
sil Prescott  riigr 

Rendon  Monico  S,  barber 

Reynolds  R  M,  county  clerk,  city 
treasurer 

Ritter  W  F,  lumber  coal 

ROBERTS  &  LEAHY  MERCAN- 
TILE CO  (inc,  B  S  Jackson 
mgr,  general  merchandise 

Robertson  Wm,  jeweler 

Ronan  J  C,  contr  and  bldr 

Rosenstein  Max,  clothing 

ROSS  G  L,  asst  cshr  First  Nation- 
al Bank 

Ruby  Silver  Mining  Co.  Thos  Lis- 
f(M'  mgr 

£COTT  GARAGE  (N  J  Scott,  Eu- 
gene Montague),  Ford  automo- 
biles and  Fordson  tractors, 
supplies  and  repairs 

SMALL  W  H,  vice-pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank 

Southern  Pacihc  Emergency  Hos- 
pital, JSl  M  Crocker  phys  in 
charge 

Si)ann  Ralph  S,  lawyer 

Springer  J  H,  shoemkr 

Star  Theatre.  Danl  Brio 

SULLIVAN    C  H, 

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Sunset  Rooming 
Rainboldt  pr()[) 


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THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS         Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allo^ved  in  our  Savings  Department. 
We  invite  accounts  of  Banks,  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  Modern  and  Conservative  Banking.    Accounts  received  by  ISIail. 

LOS  LUXAS  336  LOS  LUNAS 


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SuixM'ior  M  Co.  85  M  Go  owners 
I'oin  Sue,  groc  bakery 
Torn  Tonp'.  rest 

UlVIOiV  CLOTHING  STORE  (Max 

Rosonstein) 
Up-To-Date  Grocery  Co,  D  S  Pon 

l)rop 

Vendome  Hotel,  McGrath  Bros  & 
Go  props 


W'aeker  Harry,  bakery 
Watson  E  iM,  groc 
Watson  &  Jones,  groc 
Western  Union  Tel  Co,  R  W  Al- 
drich  mgr 

X-T  Land  &  Cattle  Go,  J  T  Mc- 
Gabe  mgr 

Yee  Hing,  laundry 


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GENERflL  IllEIICHArJDISE 

Shippers  of  Grain,  Alfalfa,  Sheep,  Wool,  Hides.  Pelts 
and  Furs,  Lumber,  Building  Materials 

Automobile  Tires,  Supplies  and  Accessories. 
Live  Stock  Dealers 
Los  Lunas  New  Mexico 


LOS  LUNAS. 

County  seat  of  Valencia  coun- 
ty and  station  on  Atchison,  To- 
peka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry.,  20  miles 
south  from  Albuquerque,  on  State 
Highway.  Located  in  a  fertile 
valley,  where  large  crops  of  pro- 
duce and  alfalfa  hay  are  raised. 
Large  wool  interests.  Population 
of  vicinity  1,000.  Altitude  i,800 
feet. 

Aragon  Diego,  county  clerk 

Archuleta  A  J,  barber 

Artiaga  Antonio,  barber 

Artiaga  Nicanor,  meat  mkt 

Castillo  Emiliano,  genl  mdse 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  A  Docher 
priest 

Chaves  Ramon  B,  live  stock 
Connor  A  B,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Coiiroy  R  S.  county  agric  agt 
DAVIS  H  EMORY,  s.M'-lreas  and 

mgr  Ihmiiig       Coiinell.  iiolary 

public.  iusurauiM' 


Garcia  Ignacio  Aragon  y,  county 

probate  judge  res  Belen 
Gavaldon  Ignacio,  genl  mdse 
Gurule  Francisco,  billiards 
HUNING  F  D,  pres  Huning  &  Con- 
noil,  postnuister 
HUNING  &  CONNELL  (incl.  F  D 
Huning  pres,   H  Emory  Davis 
sec-treas    and    mgr,  general 
merchandise,  hay,  grain,  alfal- 
fa, hides,  wool,  pelts,  live  stock 
dealers,  auto  su[)plies.  lumber 
Jaramillo  Placido,  co  sherilY 
Los  Lunas  Hotel,  Geo  W  Cauble 
prop 

Los  Lunas  Roller  ]\Iills,  Simon 
Neustadt  &  D  Hoch  props,  Jos 
F  Toiulre  mgr 

LUNA  J  M,  commissioner  State 
Cori)orat ion  Commission 

Luna  Jose,  shoemkr 

Luna  Ramon.  hot<^l  groc  billiards 

Mountain  States  Tel  Tel  Go,  W 
J  Davidson  nmr 

NEUSTADT  SIMON,  Joseph  F 
T(uidr«'  mgr.  giuieral  nuM-chan- 
dise.  hay,  grain,  agric  imple- 
nictif^.  liv(»  stO('lv  doaltM' 


J.  E.  JOIir^DOHL  BOILER  AHO  SHEET  IRON  WGn'(S 

Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acetylene  Process. 
AM  Kinds  of  General  Welding 
1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET  DENVER.  COLORADO 


TRI-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

(»wp<?RATipN^\    "If  It's  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  op  Tractor,  We  Have  It" 

LOS  LUxXAS  3  37  LOVING 


SIMON  NEUSTADT 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 

Hay  and  Grain  in  car  lots.    Farming"  Implements,   Edison  Phonographs  and 
Supplies.    Gasoline  and  Automobile  Supplies. 

LIVE  STOCK  DEALER 

Los  Lunas  New  Mexico 


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Otero  Eduardo  M,  alfalfa  hay 
Otero  Jose,  constable 
(S?^ens  Harry  P,  district  atty 
Padillos  Zacarias,  co  assessor  res 

San  Rafael 
Perry  H  W,  garage 
Raff  Amelia,  prin  public  sciiool 
Sanchez  Adelino,  co  supt  schools 

res  Tome 
Sedillo  Bernardino,  co  treasurer 

res  Peralta 
Sichler  Andrew,  whol  fruits 
St  Morris  A  E,  district  road  engi- 
neer 

Tondre  n  F,  wtiol  fruits 
TONDRE  JOSEPH  F,  agt  Fidelity- 

Ph'oenix  Fire  Insurance  Co  of 

N  Y,  real  estate,  notary  public, 

mgr  Simon  Neustadt 
Valencia  Land  &  Live  Stock  Co,  T 

L  Gapt  mgr 
Vigil  Abel,  genl  mdse 
Wittvver  W  F,  phys  co  health  ofTi- 

cer 


LOS  TANOS. 

A  postofTice  in  Guadalupe  coun- 
ty, on  the  El  Paso  &  Southwestern 
Ry.,  9  miles  northeast  of  Santa 
Rosa,  the  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion of  neighborhood  1(35.  Alti- 
tude 4,800  feet. 

Giles  &  Scott,  confrs  and  bldrs 
Kent  Everett,  genl  mdse 
Norville  Houston,  postmaster 


LOS  VIGILES. 

PostolTice  in  San  Miguel  county. 


LOURDES. 

A  new  postotlice  in  San  Miguel 
county,  1.^)  miles  east  of  Las  Ve- 
gas, the  county  scat.  I'ailroad  and 
hanking    point.       FariniiiL:  and 


stock  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  165.  Alti- 
tude 5,700  feet. 

Allenmand  Fred,  genl  mdse 
Leger  Claudio  A.  blksmith 
iNlartinez  Stella  O,  school  tchr 
Quint  ana  Alfredo,  carp 
QUINTANA     CARLOS     A,  groc, 

postmaster 
Romo  Gabriel,  justice  peace 

LOVING. 

(Formerly  called  Florence) 

Postotlice  in  Eddy  county  and 
station  on  the  A„  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry., 
12  miles  southeast  of  Carlsbad, 
the  county  seat.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  chief  indus- 
tries. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 700.  Of  town  300.  Altitude 
3,100  feet. 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  J  E  Michel- 
son  pastor 

Baxter  S  D,  carp 

Hriaht  H  M.  blksmith 

BRIGHT  ZELMA,  i)Ostmaster 

Carter  Farms  Co.  real  est 

Dickson  F  R.  tire  ins 

Fierro      (ionzalez,  groc 

First  National  Bank.  F  R  Dickson 
cshr 

Fletcher  1'  J  Mrs.  dressmkr 
Forke  J  L,  de})ufy  sherilf 
Loving  Flour  Mill,  \V  E  Rose  prop 
Luna  S,  blksmith 
Methodist  Church,  Rev  J  D  Terry 
pastor 

.Miller  ('  A  Mrs.  prin  school 
Montgomerv      Bart  let  t.  billiards 
Morrison  ll"  P,  agt  A  T      S  F  Ry 
.Morrison  t^i:  Parthie,  gtMil  mdse 
()tis  (!in  v"v  \\'a!'(diouse  Co 
Pardne  Ciias.  i-eal  est 
Heed  1''  C.  painter  paperhanuer 


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FOOT  RAJLS 
KICK  PLATES 
SPECIAL  HARDWARE 


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Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
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El  Paso,  Texas 


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Dickson  nigr 
Ro.ss  iMercantile  Co,  genl  mdse 
Ross  &  Alling-er  Furniture  Go 
Travelers  Hotel,  F  W  Ross  mgr 
iSegura  a,  meat  mkt  rest 
Snyder  W  W,  genl  mdse 
Snvder  W  \V  Mrs,  music  tchr 
State  National  Bank,  C  L  White 
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Van  Antwerp  J  Y,  carp 
W'yman  M  (),  fuel  leed 
Yarbio  E  B,  garage 

LOVINGTON. 

Postollice  and  county  seat  of 
the  recently  established  county  of 
Lea,  50  miles  from  Seminole. 
Texas,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Stock  raising  is  the  principal  in- 
dustry.   Population  900. 

Baptist  Church,  E  J  Barb  pastor 

Bartlett  B,  barber 

Best  Ernest,  co  sheriff 

Briggs  G  W,  freighter 

(^larter  P  E,  lawyer 

Christian    Church,    Rev  Frank 
Lonehart  pastor 

Clayton  Jos  A,  contr 

Clowe  D  r,  mayor 

Commercial  Hotel,  I  H  Wise  mgr 

Courtney  B,  notary 

Cowan  T  A,  carp 

Crockett  W  !M.  meat  mkt 

Culp  <S:  Belcher,  garage 

Davis  C  A,  jeweler 

DeardulV  A  A,  phys 

Deen  R  A.  sui)t  city  schools 

Denton    WA,  dairy 

Uoow  \V  S,  hardware 

l-]avt^s  P  S.  Justice  peace 

Ellis  Sarah'  K,  co  supt  schools 

First  National  Bank.  Jno  D  Gra- 
ham pres.  W  E  Nutt  cshr 

First  Territorial  Bank.  Oscar 
Thompson  pres.  L  M  Pdackmon 
s(M'-treas 

Forrester  M  J,  contr 
Hayw<tod  Lee.  tailor 

James  R  R.  t(twn  clerk 

Kt'iii|,  LunibtM'  «!(».  D  I  ('lowc  mut' 


Lea  County  Abstract  Co 
Lister  I  W,  drugs 
Llano  Abstract  Co.  B  L  Thorne 
Llano  Loan  Co,  L  M  Blackmon 

sec-treas 
Lovington  Auto  Co 
Lovington  Commission  Co 
Lovington  Electric  Light  Plant,  F 

E  Beckwith  prop 
Lovington  Furniture  Co,  Mrs  Chas 

Fairweather  prop 
Lovington  Hardware  Co 
Lovington  Hotel,  Mrs  R  F  ^Love 

prop 
Lovington  Ice  Co 
Lovington  Leader,  Asa  B  Morton 
publr 

Lovington    Mercantile    Co,  genl 
mdse 

Lovington  Pharmacy,  J  H  Kelly 
mgr 

Lovington-Roswell  Mail  Line,  A 
H  Nutt 

Lovington-Seminole    Mail  Line, 

Peter  S  Stoneham 
Loving  Telephone  Co 
McDaniel  A,  phys 
McDonald  Chas,  postmaster 
MahafTey  W  E,  painter 
Majestic     Theatre,     Shepard  & 

Bishop  props 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

E  K  Whidden  pastor 
Meyers  L  A  INIrs,  millinery 
Moffat  John,  painter  paperhanger 
^lorton  Asa  B,  ins 
Music  D  Y.  blksmith 
Myers  B,  shoemkr 
Presbyterian    Church.    Rev   L  O 

Cunningham  pastor 
Priest  R  E.  rest 
Pruit  W  J.  billiards 
Rountree  W  A.  tinner 
Stansell  W  A.  lawyer 
Steele  A  L,  cigars 
Stoneham  H  W,  civil  engr 
Wright  &  Price,  well  drillers 
Wright     Cash     Grocery,     G  R 

Wright  mgr 


LUCERO. 


Postollice  in  ^lora  county,  'JO 
miles  northwest  of  Watrous.  the 

nearest    railroad    nmnt.    and  r>0 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 


ELECTRICAL  ENGINEERS,  CONTRACTORS  FOR  POWER  PLANTS, 
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LUCILLE 


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LUNA 


n^iles  nortli  of  Las  Vegas,  the 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  the 
loading  industry.  Population  of 
neighborhood  300.  Altitude  10,- 
000  feet. 


Casias  P'eliciano.  genl  mdse 
Kemm  ^lanuel,  blksmith 
Montoya  Marcello.  prin  school 
Romero  Antonio  J,  genl  mdse 
Romero  Sofia  M,  postmaster 


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LUCILLE. 

A  country  postoifice  in  Quay 
county,  50  miles  southwest  of  Tu- 
cumrari,  the  county  seat,  and  22 
miles  from  'J'aiban,  the  nearest 
railroad  and  banking  jioint. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  x\ltitude 
4,000  feet. 

Harris  \V  S,  blksmith 
PARKER  JEIMIMIE,  postmaster 
Parker  L,  groc  " 


LUCY. 


PostoHicc  in  Torrance  countv, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry..  18  miles 
southeast  of  Estancia.  the  county 
seat  and  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion 29.    Altitude  6,250  feet. 

Brown  \V  T,  carp 
Hi nes  Edw,  r  r  and  cxp  agt 
Maloney  Martin  A,  notary  justice 
peace 

IWATTINGLY    E    A,    genl  mdse, 

postmaster 
South  Side  Hotel,  iM  A  Maloney 

prop 

Webb  J  G,  prin  school 


LULU. 


PostoHice  in  Otero  (^ounty,  50 
miles  south  of  Alamogordo.  tln^ 
county  seal  and  nearest  hanking 
point,  and  30  miles  from  Oro- 
grande.  the  nearest  railroad  {)oint. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  Altitude 
3,223  feet. 


LUMBERTON. 

A  lumber  manufacturing  town 
in  Rio  Arriba  county,  on  the  Den- 
ver &  Rio  Grande  R.  R..  near  the 
Colorado  line.  Durango,  Colo.,  is 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Pop- 
ulation 150.    Altitude  6,838  feet. 

Amargo  Land  &  Ditch  Co,  real  est 
Archuleta  Sheep  &  Cattle  Co,  genl 
mdse 

BOLLES   ELLEN   M   MRS,  post- 

master,  notary 
Catholic    Church,    Father  Kopp 

priest 

Chavez  Nazario,  justice  peace 

Garcia  Felix,  genl  mdse 

Krenz  Henry,  soft  drinks,  con- 
fectionery 

Krenz  J  L,  blksmith 

Lumberton  Cash  Store,  genl  mdse 

Lumberton  Commercial  Co 

Lumberton  Hotel,  W  F  Hedrick 
prop 

Mircure  Leandro.  genl  mdse 
Trujillo  &  Peisker,  genl  mdse 


LUNA. 


PostotTice  in  Socorro  county, 
135  miles  west  from  Maadalena. 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry..  the  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Stock 
raising  and  farming  tiie  principal 
industries.  Population  of  neigh- 
borhood 200.    Altitude  7.059  feet. 

Camphfdl  Deal  on  Miss,  prin  school 

Hamblin  Dudley,  stage  line  to  Ed- 
gar, Arizona 

Luna  More  Co.  genl  mdse 

MARTIN  C  B  &  CO,  general  mer- 
chandise, D  C  Neolm'  mgr 

NEELEY  D  C,  postmaster 

Laney  Linvis.  constable 

Mormon  Church.  W  H  Reynolds 
bishop 

Snydc!"  H  ?>,  mail  stage  to  Blue, 
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McALISTER. 

Country  postolVice  \\\  Quay 
county,  32  miles  northwest  of  Mel- 


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Superintendent  of 
Schools  and 

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THE  McELHINNEY  TILE  &  MAB91E  M. 

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rosf\  oil  tlio  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  fhe 
bankinji"  and  slup[)iriy  point. 
Karniin^-  is  tho  i)rin(Mpal  industi'y. 
Poi)ulation  of  neighborhood  150. 


Mcdonald. 

Post  o  nice  in  Lea  county,  18 
mil<\s  from  Lovington,  the  county 
seat.    Population  10. 

Jontvs  J  J,  Justice  peace,  res  Scott 
Pointer  J  T,  genl  nidse  garage 
7  Pointer  Wm  Mrs,  postmaster 


WcGAFFEY. 

PostoHice  in  McKinley  county, 
12  miles  south  of  Gallup,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point,  and  12  miles  from  Perea, 
the  nearest  railroad  point.  Lum- 
bering is  the  prin(Mpal  industry. 
Altitude  8.000  feet.  Population 
TOO. 

Ferguson  N  E,  barber  . 

Love  S  ( ),  blksmit  n 

WcGAFFEY  CO  THE  inc).  S  \ 
Harabin  supt  saw  mill,  B  I  Sta- 
I»les  mgr  store  dept.  genl  mdse 

STAPLES  B  I,  justice  peace,  post- 
master, mgr  store  dept  The  Mc- 
(lafley  Co 

Watson  H  V,  phys 


MclNTOSH. 

Town  and  postoltice  in  Torrance 
county,  on  the  New  Mexico  Cen- 
tral Railway.  8  miles  north  of  Ks- 
tancia,  the  banking  point.  Farm- 
ing (he  leading  industry.  Po{)ula- 
tion  of  precinct  20(3.  Altitude 
0.150  feet. 

Archr'r  J  D,  groc 

Archer  Jennie  D,  postmaster 

P>rit(ain  J  A.  notary  public 

King-  I)  S.  surveyor 

Laws  Frank,  notary  public 

Mead  Irving,  justice  peace 

Torren<'«'  11  S  Mrs.  priii  school 

Williams  II  L.  genl  mds(^ 


MADRID. 


A  posfolVice  in  Santa  Fe  county 
on  I  lie  A..  T.  v^-  S.  V .  Ilv..  '.^  »  Tiiil.''< 


southwest  of  Santa  Fe,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  i)oint.  Popula- 
tion 800.    Altitude  5,000  feet. 

Albuquerque  &  Gerrillos  Goal  Co 
Churchill  C  H,  phys 
Harness  A  C,  postmaster 
Madrid    Amusement    Hall,    E  C 

Weidinger  mgr 
Madrid  Supply  Co,  genl  mdse 
Maxwell  L  D  Mrs,  iirin  school 
Riley  C  W,  barber 
Taylor  H  L,  notary 


MAES. 

Postoltice  in  San  Miguel  county, 
40  miles  east  of  Las  Vegas,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing i)oint/.  Farming  and  stock 
raising  are  the  princii)al  indus- 
tries.    Population  10. 


Maes   M  D 
wool  and 


A.  genl  mdse  hides 
pelts  postmaster 


MAGDALENA. 

Business  Houses,  Professional 
Men  and  Institutions. 

A  F  &  A  M,  Magdalena  Lodge  No 
50,  J  S  Mactavish  W  M  M  R 
Eddy  sec 

Alagi  Thos.  shoemkr 

ARAGON  HOTEL,  Herman  A 
Funke  prop 

ARAGOIM  JOSE  Y,  vice-pres  First 
National  Hank,  mayor 

Atkinson  Taylor  (,R  D  Atkinson, 
S  R  Taylor  ' .  drugs 

Baca  Justiniano.  sheep  hides  wool 

BALDWIN  BROS  inc.  Lee  Bald- 
win pres,  Fr(Mi  Baldwin  sec  and 
treas.  R  A  Holt  mgr.  whol  and 
ret  general  merchandise,  lum- 
ber, builders'  sup[dies.  hides, 
pelts.  w(^ol.  auto  supplies 

BANK  OF  MAGDALENA,  .1  S  Mac- 
lavish  pres.  c)scar  Redemann 
vice-pr«'s,  .]  R  Foss  cshr.  .1  C 
Stuppi  assl  cshr 

Baptist  Cdnirch,  Rev  Joe  A  Land 
[>asl  or 

BARTLETT  F  G,  prop  Hotel  Lib- 

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Banka  B.  HaU.  Pr«aL 
Frank  BarnjetLl«r.  lU 


The  Publishers'  Press  Room  and  Bindery  Co. 

FRIlfTERS,  niNDKRS,  LOOSH  LEAP  MAKELHS,  STATIONERS,  If  AN  UKACTL'rUCUU 
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(M>rro.  Terminus  of  the  Ma.udalena  branch  of  the  Atchison.  Topeka 
vi  Santa  Fe  Railway.  A  very  important  supply  point  for  the  west- 
ern portion  of  Socorro  countv,  to  which  it  is*  the  nearest  railroad 
point,  for  more  than  100  miles.  In  1918  17,000  cattle.  150, OuO 
sli.'ep  and  two  million  pounds  of  wool  were  shipped  from  this  point. 
Mining-,  stock  raising-  and  farming  all  contribute  to  the  trad"  of 
3Iagdaieiu\.  The  surrounding  country  is  rich  in  gold,  silver,  cop- 
[^er,  zinc,  lead.,  onvx.  timber,  building-  stone  and  salt.  Population 
2.500.    Altitude  6.556  feet. 


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(ABSTRACTERS) 

Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinley  County,  New  Mexico 


MAaOALEXA 


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MAGDALEXA 


Mii^s  Micliaol,  barbor 
H  iiiiM  W  in,  au(o  voi)vs 
]{.         H  L.  liriius 
BECKER-MACTAVISH    CO  THE 

incj,  J  S  Mactavish  pre<,  John 
Hrckor  vice-pros,  (iustav  Beok- 
vr  vice-pres,  William  Ponder 
see,  Ian  D  .^lactavish  treas. 
Nvliol  and  ret  general  merchan- 
dise, live  stock,  wool,  hides, 
pelts,  hay,  grain,  lumber,  auto 
sui)plies,  tourist  supplies  and 
road  information 

Ii.'rgman  Ned,  hides 

Ji«'ckett  W  F.  painter 

HIack  Cloud. Mining  &  Milling  Co, 
Oscar  Redemann  sec-treas 

Hoiitke  Paul,  barber 

Mniwu  P  P,  rest 

BRUNSON  W  T,  prop  The  Stude- 
V  baker  Garage  &  Service  Station 
/<u!"!ingame  Milo,  live  stock 
duller  Fred  E,  lawyer 
Hutler  L  R,  fire  ins  notary 
Hunerfield  &  Hauser  (T  \V  But- 

If'rtield,  W  A  Hauserh  harness 
BYNUM  BROS   B  R  &  HA),  props 

California  Hotel 
CALIFORNIA      HOTEL,  Bynum 

Bros  props 
CARTER  A  H,  pres  and  mgr  Mag- 

dalena  News 
•  'asino  Theatre,  Jas  Provas  mgr 
''.astillo  Felipe,  meats 
C.alholic    Church,    Father  Julius 

SlnuO'el  priest 
<-<>bblt'  W  H,  transfer,  storage 
'■"iiiinental  Oil  Co.  W  M  Schom- 

bcrg  aut 

COURTNEY  VULCANIZING 
WORKS,  Jos  H  Courtney  prop, 
lire  repairs  and  vulcanizing 

CRAIQ  S  Wl,  vice-pres  and  mgr 
Ocean  to  Ocean  Garage  (^o 

I>auiel  &  Lindsay  (R  \V  Daniel. 
Erank  Lindsay*,  billiards 

l>avid  Mine.  S  Alichaelis  prop 

Hawsou  H  I).  d<Milist 

l>isni\ikc  Thurinan  i  W  S  Dis- 
•nuk(\  H  L  Thui'iiian  .  billiards 

DODGE  BROTHERS  WOTOR  CARS 
&  SERVICE  STATION,  Mauda- 
I'MUi  Auto  Supply  Co  dealers 

l*'»nglas  A  H,  super\is(-»r  Datil 
National  I-'offxf 


DUNCAN  J  E,  i)rop  Magdalena  Ga- 
rage 

EDDY  IVI  R,  cshr  First  National 
Hank 

FALCONER  ALLEN,  pres  First 
Natif^nal  Bank,  iiotarv  public 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  Allen 
Falconer  pres,  Fred  Nicholas 
vice-pres,  Jose  Y  Aragon  vice- 
pres,  M  R  Eddy  cshr,  P  F  Luna 
asst  cshr 

FORD  MOTOR  CARS  &  SERVICE 
STATION,  Ocean  to  Ocean  Ga- 
rage Co  dealers 

FOSS  J  R,  cshr  Bank  of  Magda- 
lena, real  estate 

Francis  Naman  M,  genl  mdse 

Franklin  Sales  Co  (Lloyd  Ellis), 
aulos 

FRENCH  C  T,  C  C  Killinger  in 
charge,  undertaker  and  funeral 
director 

FUNKE  HERMAN  A,  prop  Hotel 
Aragon 

Garcia  Jose  y  Ortega,  live  stock 
Garcia  Lorafita.  fui-n  rooms 
GIBBONS  GARAGE,  J  H  Osborn 
prop,    automobile  accessories, 
supplies,  storage,  repairs,  weld- 
ing, brazing,  battery  service 
Goze  Geo,  genl  mdse 
Grand  Lodge  Mine,  F  G  Bartlett 
prop 

Grant  Jno.  plumber 
Greider  A  A,  auto  repairs 
Griego  Frank,  groc 
Hackney  G  V,  phys 
Hall  Harry  S,  cily  marshal 
HALL  HOTEL,  NEW,  see  New  Ho- 
tel Hall 

Hardin  Bell,  cleaning  pressing 
Hardscrabble  Mine,  Oscar  Rede- 

numn  aut 
HARRIS  W  H  MRS,  prop  New  Ho- 

hd  Hall 

HOLT  R  A,  mgr  Baldwin  Bros 

'  i  n  ^ 

HOTEL  ARAGON,  Herman  A 
Funke  prop 

HOTEL  LIBERTY,   F  G  Bartlett 

pi'op 

lllrhl  Chas  Co.  N  W  Miller  mgr 

whol  genl  mdse 
.Jones  F.ros  (Carlos  &  T  J),  fuel 


PUTE  GUSS,  BURGLARY  AND  AUTOi.IOBILE  INSURANCE 

lu  the  \K\\  JKIISKV  Fll)i:i.lTV  AMJ  PI. ATI]  <il, ASS  INSl  IIAM'K  CO. 

Libercl  roUcles  iiiul  Trompt  Ailjuatments.    For  T»^rritory  In  Now  Mexico  wrtte  to 


WALTER  S.  McCLAIN,  Gen.  AgL 


512  California  Bldg^  Denve .  Colo 


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FIREPLACES  s  TILING  £Sj?ntel  & Jile  Co. 

WATSON  k  WATSON,  Owaera.    1652  Trtnoat  PL.  Dtivw 
Ship  into  Every  State  West  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  Descriptive  Catalogue  on 
Application.    Correspondence  Solicited.    Low  Prices  and  Quick  Shipments. 


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K-\V  Light  &  Power  Go,  P  L  Os- 

born  mj^r 
Kelly   &    Magdalena   Auto  Line, 

Hezokiah  Hall  prop 
King  Delia  Mrs,  millinery  , 
King  J  P,  groc,  dry  gds 
Knight.s  of  Pythias,  F  E  Butler  G  G 
La  Jara  Basin  Oil  Go,  F  E  Butler 
"  agt 

Lentz  R  J,  postmaster 
Leverfon  Chas.  plumber 
LIBERTY  HOTEL,  F  G  Bartlett 
prop 

Lone  Tree  Group  of  Mines,  Oscar 
Redemann  mgr 

Long  J  B  Sheep  Go,  Donald  Wil- 
son mgr 

LUNA  P  F,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  treas  Ocean  to 
Ocean  Garage  Go 

McGrearv  Marrellus.  phvs 

MACTAVISH  IAN  D,  treas  Becker- 
Mac  (avish  Go 

MACTAVISH  J  S,  pres  Bank  of 
Magdalena,  pres  Becker-Mac- 
tavish  Go 

Magda  Mining  Go,  Oscar  Rede- 
mann agt 

Magdalena  Auto  Club,  M  Mc- 
Grcarv  see 

MAGDALENA  AUTO  SUPPLY  CO, 
Herman  Raabe  mgr,  automo- 
biles, supplies,  repairs,  tires 

Magdalena  Ghamber  of  Gom- 
merct\  Walter  Mayes  pres  F  E 
Butler  sec 

Magdalena  Goal  Go,  Danl  G  Weg- 
ner  sec -treas 

Magdalena  Devolopment  Go.  Wal- 

.  ter  Gook  pres  water  plant 

MAGDALENA  GARAGE,  J  E  Dun- 
can prop,  autos,  supplies,  re- 
pairs, vulcanizing.  welding, 
machine  shop 

^Ligdalena  Improvement  Go,  J  R 
Foss  mgr  real  est 

MAGDALENA  NEWS  (semi-w), 
Magdalena  Publishing  Go  pubs, 
A  H  Gart(M'  ed 

MAGDALENA    PUBLISHING  CO, 

A  H  Garter  pres,  C  M  G.art»'r 
vice-pres.  E  M  Garter  sec  and 
treas,  pubs  Magdalena  News. 
commer<'ial  printers 


Magdalena-Reserve  Stage  Lin- 
Ocean  to  Ocean  Garage  c 
props 

Marquez  &  Ghavez  furn 
Massouh  G  M,  confecty 
Mayes  Garolyn  S  Mrs,  osteopath 
MAYES    WALTER,  .osteopathia 

physician,  pres  State  Board  of 

Osteopathy 
Mayo'E  A,  lawver 
Methodist  Ghurch,  Rev  W  H  Van- 

derpool  pastor 
Miera  F  M,  justice  peace,  U  S 

Gomr 

MIERA  M  F,  sec  Ocean  to  Ocean 

Garage  Go 
Miller  N  \V,  city  treasurer 
MOORE  PAUL  B,  mining  and  civil 

engineer,     licensed  surveyor. 

blue  printing,  maps 
MOORE'S  MEAT  MARKET,  Gha^ 

E  Moore  prop,   moats,  fruits. 

vegetables,  groceries 
MORLEY  WM  R,  pres  Ocean  to 

Ocean  Garage  Go,  live  stock 
Neighbour  Hugh  'SI.  civil  ens: 
NEW  HOTEL  HALL,   Mrs   W  11 

Harris  prop 
New  Mexico  Gafe  Go.  Michl  Bass 

mgr 

NEW  WILSON  HOTEL,  Mrs  M  M 

Stoen  prop 
NICHOLAS  FRED,  vice-pres  Fir>t 

National  Bank,  lawyer 
Nickel  F  G.  bakery 

OCEAN  TO  OCEAN  GARAGE  CO 

(inc).  Wm  R  Morley  pres.  S  .M 
Craig  vice-pres  aiKi  mgr.  M  K 
Miera  sec,   P  F    Luna  trea*^. 
autos.  supplies,  repairs 
Old  Soldier  Alining,  >Iilling  »i  l>''\ 

Go.  l\[ichl  Wolf  pres 
Oliver  F-dw  D.  oil  and  mining  invts 
OSBORN  J  H,  prop  Gibbons  Ga- 
rage 

Ozark  Smelting  c^-  Mining  Go,  P  H 
A r gall  supt 

PENDER  WM,  sec  Becker-Mac- 
lavish  (-0 

l*()rf*M*  M  L.  ('ontr  plumhor 

ProsybyltM'ian  Ghurch.  Rtn  A 
('aidwoll  pastor 

RAABE  HERMAN,  mgr  Magdalena 
Auti>  >upid>  ('.o 


First  National  Hank  lluildlns 


Increase  your  cai)>inc  capacity  and  reauoe  your 
liauUn^  costs. 
TROY  TllAIl.r.U   SAI.i:s  COMPANY 
Distributors   'I'ro>    Trailers.  Scmi-Trailers. 
Miami  Light  Trailers 

DKXYKIl.  COI.OHADO 


TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc 


STOCKS 


OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  Nntlonnl  Bank  Building 

Oasper  and  Rawlins,  Wyo.       DENVER      Cheyenne  and  Laramie,  Wyo. 


MALAGA 


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REDEMANN  OSCAR,  viee-prps 
Hank  of  Mag(ialena,  real  estate, 
mines,  insurance,  notary  pub- 
lie 

Hornero  Frank,  drugs 
Siilome  Geo,  genl  mdse 
Salome  Jos,  genl  mdse 
Seilillo  G  B,  city  clerk,  notary 
Sedillo  &  Sedillo  (G  B  &  N  P) ,  land 
attys 

Shelton  Go,  F  D  Shelton  mgr,  genl 
contrs 

Socorro  Gounty  Tel  Go,  I  Sparks 
prop 

SI  Elmo  Mines,  Oscar  Redemann 
agt 

8TEEN  M  Wl  MRS,  prop  New  Wil- 
son Hotel 

SIrizkp  Chas  H.  })arher 

STUDEBAKER  GARAGE  &  SERV. 
ICE  STATION,  W  T  Brunson 
prop,  auto  garage,  repairs,  stor- 
age, supplies  and  accessories 

STUPPI  J  CLARENCE,  asst  cshr 
Byik  of-  Magdalena 

Sluppi's  Furnishing  Store, 
Stuppi  pres,  clothing 

Sullivan  J  F,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 

Thomas  R  A,  phys 

Torres  J  D,  billiards 

Torre's  Matias  B,  life  ins 

Torres  N,  groc 

r  S  Dept  of  Agriculture.  Forest 
Service  Datil  National  Forest  A 
H  Douglas  supervisor 
Villalobos  Pedro,  shoemkr 
Vines  J  W,  supt  public  schools 
Wheeler  Jerry,  live  stock 
Wildenstein  E  W.  blksmith 
WILSON  HOTEL,  see  New  Wilson 
Hotel 

Woolgar  G  H,  dentist 


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MALAGA. 


Postolfice  and  growing  town  in 
Kddy  county,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Hy..  18  miles  south  from  Garls- 
had,  (he  county  seat  and  bank- 
ing point.  Farming  and  stock 
raising  the  industries.  Popula- 
tion 75.    Altitude  3,000  feet. 

Bruce  R  D.  genl  mdse 
'•omer  G  W,  station  agt 
Hiiri'oun  Land  (-o 


Hatfield  F  M,  prin  school 
Hoag  L  N.  justice  peace 
Methodist  Episcopal  Ghurch,  Rev 

Speed  pastoi' 
Williams  Anne  E,  notary  public 

postmaster 
Williams  J  L,  genl  mdse 

MALPIE. 

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PostofTice  in  Golfax  county,  45 
miles  southeast  of  Raton  the 
county  seat.  Dedman  is  the  near- 
est railroad  and  banking  point. 
Altitude  6,000  feet. 

SMITH  FRANK  L,  postmaster 
SMITH  &   REED,   general  mer- 
chandise 


MANUELITO. 

PostolHce  and  station  on  the 
Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry., 
in  McKinley  county,  18  miles 
southwest  from  Gallup,  the  bank- 
ing point.  Navajo  Indians  in  vi- 
cinity.   Population  25. 

Aldrich  R  K,  postmaster 
Aldrich  S  E,  genl  mdse 


MARQUEZ. 

PostofTice  in  Valencia  county, 
30  miles  north  from  Laguna.  the 
nearest  railroad  point.  Albu- 
querque is  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Stock  raising  the  leading 
industry.    Population  300. 

Marquez  Eugenio.  justice  peace 
MORA  MRS  F,  postmaster 


MAXWELL. 

Village  in  Golfax  county  and 
station  on  the  Atchison.  Topeka 
&  Santa  Fe  Railway,  2  7  miles 
south  of  'Raton.  Adjacent  to 
I  lie  town  is  a  tract  of  23.000 
acres  of  land  under  irrigation. 
Populalion  of  neighborhood  500. 
Altitude  5,895  feet. 

Brennan  Jno,  mayor 
iirennan  MtM-cantilc  Go..Ino  l>ren- 
nan  nigi-  U(Mi1  nulsc 


Distributive  Dealers,  Jobbers 

INCINEKRING,  DESIGNS  AND 

THE  COLORADO 
SUPPLY 

1B34  BLAKE  STREET 


&  Mtrs.  of  Builaers 

STEEL  FOR  RElNFOtClNC 

BUILDERS' 

COMPANY 

DENVER,  COLORADO 


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rRANK  KIRCHOr.  P«(S.  C.  f.  8TAML,  Vic|.»«^ 

LOUIS  ANDERSON.  SECTXAt. 

Mf rt.  •{  Bask.  OffiM.  Store  tmi  Bm  FixtvTM 
Soda  FoaBtalnSf  Tables  and  Chatra 

Office  and  Factory: 
1232-46  Arapalio«  St.  Dearar.  C«&«, 

 Telephone  Main  69.  


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OFFICERS 

W.  P.  KEPLINGER.  President  R.  N.  KEPLINGER.  Vice-Pr*-. 

N.  S.  DAVIS,  Cashier  F.  L.  LONG,  Asst.  Cashirr 

DIRECTORS: 

W.  P.  Keplinger,  F.  L.  Long^,  N.  S.  Davis,  G.  N.  Rose,  R.  N.  Keplinger 

THE  FfiRMESS  mm  &  TRUST  CO. 


Established  IDOd 


CAPITAL,  $30,000.00 


SURPLUS,  $3,000.00 


Depository  for  State  o£  New  Mexico,  County  ol  Colfax, 
Town  of  3Iaxwell. 

GENERAL  BANKING  BUSINESS  TRANSACTED 
Maxwell  New  Mexico 


YORK  DENTON,  Mgv 


Phone  No.  27 


..  GOAL 

LUMBER,  LATH,  SHINGLES,  SASH,  DOORS,  MOULDING 
BRICK,   LIME,   PLASTER,  CEMENT,   PAINTS  AND  OILS 

Hay,  Grain  and  Beans  in  Gar  Lot  Shipments 

Maxwell  New  Mexico 


Colfax  Land  Co,  W  M  Hager  pres 
Davis  A  R  Co.  auto  roprs 
DAVIS  MOTOR  CO  GARAGE,  R  W 

Davis  lujoT,  auto  repairs,  sup- 
plies, accessories 

DAVIS  N  S,  eshr  Farmers  Bank  & 
Trust  Co 

Davis  ()()('ra  House 

DENTON    YORK,    mgr  Maxwell 

Luinlx'r  Co 

FARMERS  BANK  &  TRUST  CO, 

W  P  Keplinger  pres.  R  N  Kep- 
linger  vice-pres.  N  S  Davis 
eshr,  F  L  Long  asst  eshr 

Fowler  Marion,  genl  contr 

(leorge  I  l^  phys 

(iil»son  J  L  Mrs.  rest 

(iruhl)s  V]  H.  harber 

Heiman  Sainl,  genl  nuise 


Home  Raneh  Hotel.  J  M  Menapace 
prop 

Hudkins  E  A,  real  est  town  elk 

Kakara  (t  A,  auto  reprs 

KEPLINGER  R  N,viee-pres  Farm- 
ers l->ank  c^-  Trust  Co 

KEPLINGER  W  P,  pres  Farmers 
liank      Trust  Co 

KEPLINGER  W  P  INSURANCE 
AGENCY,  P  KepUnger.  F  L 
Long.  N  S  Davis),  general  in- 
surance 

Laro  Sylvester  &  Bert,  billiards 
barbers 

Laro  &  Mot(V<.  men's  furnishing? 

mill  iuery 
LONG  F   L,   asst   eshr  Farmers 

Hank  \  'J'rust  Co 
Lope/.  .M  .V.  postmaster 


Largest  Business  School  in  tlie  Rocky 
Mountain  Section 
2,000  Calls  for  OlVice  Help  Yearly 
c-c^  ly ^  r  < Writ''  Today  for  Catalog 
00/*f/^/?CML._SC/yOOt,j\^^.\^  Champa  St.,   Denver,  Colopado 


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KANSAS  CITY  STRUCTURAL  STEEL  CO. 

STRUCTURAL  STEEL  FOR  BUILDINGS  AND  BRIDGES.  OIL  STORAGE  TANKS 
COMPLETE  REFINERY  EQUIPMENT  KANSAS  CITY,  MISSOURI 


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MAXWELL  SUPPLY  COMPANY 

Wholesale  and  Retail 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE 

HIDES,  WOOL  AND  PELTS 

Shippers  of 


HAY,  GRAIN  AND  MEXICAN  BEANS 


Maxwell 


New  Mexico 


McDowell  M  T,  phys 
Mai'kobrad  Emil,  biksmith 
\lartin  A  L,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Maxwell  Difeh  &  Reservoir  Go,  J 

H  Sanford  supt 
Maxwell  Drug  Go,   (Geo  G  Rob- 


erts) 
Maxwi^ 

Maxwell 
Smith 


Hotel.  J  R  Ball  prop 
Irrigated  Land  Go,  A  H 

Fl  '"^  I'  . 

maxwell"  lumber  CO,  York 
Denton  mgr,  lumber,  building 
material,  cement,  lime,  paints, 
oils,  hardware,  coal,  grain, 
beans 

MAXWELL  SUPPLY  CO,  Wm  Van 

Bruggen  mgr.  general  mer- 
chandise, hides,  wool,  pelts, 
hay.  grain,  beans 

Maxwell  Tel:^phone  Exchange,  J 
(i  Gils  trap  prop 

Maxwell  Townsite  Go.  W  D  Paul- 
son genl  mgr 

M«'napace  J  M,  billiards 

M»'thodist  KiHscopal  Ghurch,  Jno 
i-^verington  qastor 

Moore  John  H  Go,  whol  hay  and 
grain 

Huberts  Geo  G,  optician  town 
treas 

Sproul  Edw,  constable 
Salazar  J  G,  justice  peace 
Salomon  Ata,  genl  mdsc 

Sun  Land  Gorporation,  \V  B  Gau- 
mer  prcs 

VAN  BRUGGEN  WM,  mgr  Max- 
well Supply  Co 


MAYHILL. 

Postoffice  in  Otero  county,  20 
miles  southeast  from"  Gloudcroft, 
the  nearest  railroad  point  and  40 
miles  east  of  Alamog;ordo, .  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  and  farming  the 
leading  industries.  Population  of 
neighborhood  500.  Altitude  0,- 
500  feet. 

Boll  G  A,  biksmith 

Hickson  Pinkney  W,  genl  mdse 

notary  postmaster 
Jergens  W  E,  sawmill  flour  mill 
Shelly  W  P,  phys 


MEEK. 


A  country  postoflice  in  Lincoln 
county,  52  mih^s  northwest  of 
Roswell,  on  the  A..  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.. 
the  shipping  and  banking  point, 
and  G5  miles  east  of  Garrizozo, 
the  county  seat.  Pojiulation  50. 
Altitude  0,700  feet. 


Pine  Lodge,  summer  resort, 

Walworlh  mgr 
Walworth  R  H,  postmaster 


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MELROSE. 

An  incori)orated,  growing  town 
in  Gurry  county,  on  the  A..  T.  ^: 
S.  V.  Ilailway.  25  mih's  west  ni' 
Glovis.     With  good  schools  an«l 


OTIS  &  COo  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^ 


M«'iiiberj4  \<»w  York  Stock  lOxchanKe 


1  Equitable  BIdg.,  Denver,  Colorado 


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Why  Not  Ship  Your  Furs  lo 

CHAS.  FRIEND  &  CO^  Inc. 

Dealers  In  Hides,  Furs,  Sheep  Pelts  and  Wool 

917  Wazee  Street  Denver,  Colo. 


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General  Merchandise,  Goal  and  Grain 
Melrose      ■      ■      ■      ■      New  Mexico 

GEO.  P.  BAXTER.  Pres.  ROBT.  N.  DOWNIE,  Cashier 

S.  B.  CUPPLES,  Asst.  Cashier  J.  H.  ASKINS,  Asst.  Cashier 

8397 

THE  FiSIST  mimi  BflfiK 

CAPITAL  AND  SURPLUS  $50,000.00  DEPOSITS  $25,000.00 

GENERAL  BANKING  BUSINESS 

MELROSE  NEW  MEXICO 


lehiirches,  a  bank,  newspaper  and 
good  business  houses.  Surround- 
ed bv  a  farming  country.  Alti- 
tude 4.400  feet.  Population  400. 
ASKINS  J  H,  asst  cshr  First  Na- 
tional Bank 
Austin  H  W,  hdw  groc 
Baptist  Church,  Rev  D  J  Jackson 
pastor 

BAXTER  GEO  P,  pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  notary  public 

Benson  W  N.  supt  school 

Bowen  H  T,  carp 

Bragg  A  C,  mayor  justice  peace 

Bragg,  McClung  &  Coleman,  gar- 
age 

Bray  J  T  Mrs,  photog 

BURDICK  E  P  MERCANTILE  CO, 

general  merchandise,  coal, 
grain 

Burdine  \V  C.  real  est 
CITY  DRUG  STORE,  B  M  Porter 
prop 

Continental  Oil  Co,  C  C  Polk  agt 

CUPPLES  S  B.   asst  cshr  First 

National  liank 
I)a\is  Anna  P,  postmaster 
Denby  'V  \i  S,  notarv  U  S  Comsnr 


Denbv  &  Carver,  real  est 
DOWNIE  ROBERT  N,  cshr  First 

National  Bank,  notarv  public 
ED'S  RESTAURANT,  Ed  McDan- 

iel  prop 

Embree  J  O  &  Mrs,  props  Home 

Restaurant 
Excelsior  Oil  Co,  J  W  Harmon 

sec 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  Geo  P 

Baxter  pres,   Robt   X  Downit' 

cshr.  S  B  Cup  pies  asst  cshr.  J 

H  Askins  asst  cshr 
GRAHAM  W  H,  poultry,  eggs,  e.l 

&  owner  Melrose  Messenger 
Harsh  O  N.  phys 
Heston  G  C.  r  r  and  exp  agt 
HOME  RESTAURANT  THE,  J  0 

Mrs    J-^mbree  prop 

meals,  short  orders 
Hotel  Melrose,  Mrs  \V 

prop 

Lone  Star  Lumber  Co,  \\ 

sec- t re as 
Lyn(di  J  D.  nhys 
McDaniel  Ed.  prop  Ed's 

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.McKnif^hf  F  A.  real  est  oil  land 
town  elk 


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EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO. 

CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
Qeneral  Office:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 


MELROSK 


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MENTMORE 


FRESH  EGGS  Ar^D  POULTSY 

Write  or  Wire  for  Prices 
W.  H.  GRAHAM,  Melrose,  N.  M. 


mis  G 

WHOLESALE  GRi 
Mixed  Gar  Lots  a  Specialty 

S.  F.  MORRIS,  Mgr. 


CO. 


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NEWMEXICO 


MELROSE    MESSENGER,    W  H 

Graham  ed  &  owner 
Melrose  Tel  Co,  Mrs  E  J  McKnight 

exch  /Tigr 
Merrell  F  G,  phys 
Methodist     f]piscopal  Ghur.ch 

(South),  Rev  G  G  Higbee  pastor 
Midway  Hotel,  Mrs  F  G  Merrill 

prop 

Mid-W.est  Supply  Go,  Geo  G  Gar- 
ver  sec-treas  &  mgr  genl  mdsc 

MONROE  ETTA  MISS,  millinery 

MORRIS  GRAIN  CO,  S  F  Morris 
mgr,  wholesale  grain  dealer, 
miller,  feed  and  wagon  yard 

Mountain  States  T  &  T  Go,  Mrs 
J  MeKnight  exeh  mgr 

Phillii)s  fj  S,  harness 

Polk  &  Beck,  transfer 

Porfer  B  M,  phys  prop  Gity  Drug 
Store 

Presbyterian    Ghurch,    Rev   J  B 

Garver  pastor 
Roaeh  J.  shoemkr 
Reed  S  A.  barber 
Robeson  H  F.  blksmifh 
Robinson  Mary  I'.Uen.  prin  school 
Sawyer  M  L.  meat  mkt 
Smith  Lamar,  cmjirs  ermfoefv 


Smith  T,  genl  mdse  fuel  feed 
SOLLMAN   L,   furniture,  under- 
taker, sec  public  school  board 
West  S  D,  marshal 


MENTMORE. 

PostofTice  in  McKinley  county, 
6  miles  west  of  Gallup,  the  coun- 
ty seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Goal  mining  is  the  principal  in- 
dustry. Population  75.  Altitude 
6,500  feet. 

Detiance  Goal  Go.  G  A  Kaseman 

pres  coal  mine 
Direct    Line    Goal    Go,  Gregory 

Page  receiver  coal  mining  genl 

mdse 

James  R  A,  justice  peace 
Richards   Goal   Mining  Go,  coal 
mine,  genl  mdsc 


MESCALERO. 

PostoHice  for  the  Mescalero 
ApaclKi  Inrlian  R(\servation  in 
Gtero  county,  18  miles  northeast 
from  Tularosa.  the  most  conven- 
ient  T*ailr(>ad   point    and  hanknic 


5  5> 


Iron  and  Wire  Fences  for  Residences,  Schooihooses  and  Farms 

E.  BURKHARDT  &  SONS  IRON  AND  WIRE  WORKS  CO. 

787-705  So.  Droad>v«y  Phone  itoath  101  Denver,  Colorado 


■.■1  :>t 


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LI6HTING  FIXTURES  FOR  HOMES  and  OFFICE  BUILDINSS 


LET  US  FIGURE  WITH  YOU. 

THE  ALBERT  SECHRIST  MFQ.  CO. 

17 tk  A  Tremont  Btm^  opp.  Brown  Palace  Hotel 


MESILLA 


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point.  Six  hundred  and  thirty 
Indians  in  ttie  reservation,  which 
consists  of  i74.2iO  acres  of  land. 
Altitude  0,700  feet.  White  popu- 
lation 250. 

Blazer  Roller  Mills,  A  N  Blazer 
mgr 

Blazer  Spiral  Engine  Go,  A  N  Bla- 
zer mgr 
Jetts  Co,  genl  mdse 
PRUDE  MATTIE  E,  postmaster 
Prude  Go,  genl  mdse 


MESILLA. 

Town  and  postoffice  in  Dona 
Ana  county,  2?  miles  west  of 
Mesilla  Park  station  on  the  A.,  T. 
&  S.  F.  Ily.  Farming  the  lead- 
ing industry.    Population  1,000. 

Acebes  Alejandro,  shoemkr 
Alday  Manuel,  justice  peace  pre- 
cinct 5 

Catholic    Church,    Father  John 

Grange  priest 
Chavez  Adolfo,  constable  precinct 

4 

CHAVEZ  JENNIE  E,  postmaster 
Chavez  Jose,  constable  precinct  5 
Chavez  M  R  Mercantile  Go,  genl 
mdse 

Chavez  Manuel  R,  real  estate  no- 
tary 

Fountain    of    Pleasure  Picture 

Show,  A  J  Fountain  prop 
Freilzp  Danl  C.  groc 
<iamboa  Alfred  L,  meat  mkt 
Gamboa  Luis,  barber 
(iarcia   Anastacio,  justice  peace 

precinct  4 
(lonzalez  Pablo,  blksmith 
(iuion  H  F,  carp 
Hines  L.  phys 
Limon  Jose,  carp 
Locke  G  E.  fruit  grower 
Lopez  A  T  &  Co,  billiards 
r.ucero  Miguel  J,  genl  mdse  bil- 
liards 

M<'tcalf  ^'  Parks,  apiary 
Uobins  J  C.  ranch 
Salrido  Emilio.  blksmitli 
Sft'wart  S  P.  fruit  gr(»w»»r 
\all('s  Manuel.  (\'irp 
Valloy  M(M-canlile  Co,  A  J  Foun- 
tain .li"  ni'-ri'  l:(miI  tndsc 


Woodland  Orchard,  L  Hines  pr-.. 
MESILLA  PARK. 

Postoilice  in  Dona  Ana  cout;". 
and  station  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  1  . 
Ry..  3  miles  south  of  Las  Cruc*-- 
Location  of  the  new  Mexico  Cnf- 
lege  of  Agriculture  and  Median i  - 
Arts,  although  the  college  ni«v. 
has  a  postoilice  of  its  own.  Stat- 
College.  Railroad  station  for  M-- 
silla.  Population  600.  Altitud- 
3,800  feet. 

Acebes  A  C,  shoemkr 
Bowman  H  D,  real  est  ins 
Coats  G  L  &  Co.  genl  mdse  hof<'l 
Episcopal  Church,  Rev  H  Lewi> 
pastor 

Gilliam  W  S,  i^ostmaster 
Harris  J  A,  apiary 
Herrera  B.  justice  peace 
Indian  Herb  Co,  F  E  Lester  pn'i. 
Lester  Francis  E  Co,  Indian  an«l 

Mexican  goods 
McDowell  H  N.  dairy 
.Mesilla  Park  Mercantile  Co,  A  I 

Medellin  pres  &  mgr  genl  mds«' 
Mesilla  Valley  Produce  Exchang«\ 

J  H  Stevenson  mgr 
Mexican  Diamond  Importing  Cc 

Francis  E  Lester  prop 
Presbyterian  Church,  Rev  R  Mo- 

Climond  pastor 
REAMES  COAL  CO,  G  H  Reamos 

mgr.   groceries,   wliol   and  ret 

coal.  Ihnir,  hay.  grain 
Robertson  A  S.  whol  alfalfa 
Snow  Oscar  C,  alfalfa 
Stevenson  J  H,  alfalfa  coal 
Walker  S  E.  groc 
Watson  A  C  Mrs,  drugs 
Williams  F  D,  r  r  and  exp  agt 


MESQUITE. 

Posfoflice  in  Dona  Ana  county, 
on  the  A..  T.  cS:  S.  F.  Ry..  12  mib'> 
soiilh  of  Las  Cruces.  the  count v 
seat  and  nearest  banking  point. 
Fai'ining  and  sh»ck  raising  art* 
I  he  principal  industries.  P(^pn- 
1  at  ion  All  I  hide    3. 7  SO  fc«M. 


.larnMt  A  .1.  uenl 


md 


Mksmith 


GRAVEL  ROOFING 

>ffikc!H    VII  Tnr  It  on  fine  ^latrcial* 

Malm  the  odIt  Waterproof  &  Weatherproof  Reef  DENVER  6AS  &  ELECTRIC  LISHI  CO. 


The  Mt.  Franklin  Fuel  and  Feed  Co.  «'nc» 

Manufacturers  and  Distributors  of 

THE  CELEBRATED  MT.  FRANKLIN  WHITE  LIIVEE 

Plant  and  Office:  212  Piedras  St.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


MI-AMI 


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MILLS 


HOTEL  LEBERT 


J.  H.  LEBERT.  Prop. 

OtIR  BUILDIXG  IS  NEW 

Rooms  Nicely  Furnished  and  Heated 
with  Hot  Air.    Electric  Lights  and  the 

BEST  OF  MEALS 

Automobile  Livery  in  Connection. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 


MIAMI. 

Posfollicc  and  town  in  Colfax 
« •tiinty,  12  miles  west  of  Springer, 
the  banking  and  shipping  point. 
Miami  is  surrounded  by  tine  farm- 
.nu'  antl  stork  raising  land.  There 
I*  now  7,000  acres  of  land  being 
l.irmed  by  irrigation.  Has  a  8  4,- 
«M)(»  (diurch  and  a  81  4,200  public 
and  high  school.  Population  of 
i..\vn  150.  of  surrounding  neigh- 
horhood  400.    Altitude  7,000  feet. 

lircthren  Church,  Rev  Ira  J  Lapp 

pastor  1^ 
•  'Incago  LiTe  Stock  Co,  Chas  E 

Wood  mgr  Eiayado  Ranch 
Hughes  Wilbur  M.  postmaster 
Kronmiller  W  M,  drayman 
Krnnmiller  &  Son  G  H,  planing 

mill 

l.ai»p  C  C.  blksmith 

''\''<n  Land  &  Cattle  Co 

M''l/gar  C,  justice  peace 

Mi'i /gor  G  E,  auctioneer 

Miami  F.umlier  Co 

Miami  Supply  Co,  genl  mdse 

Miami  Threshing  Co 

Mikesell  M  X,  real  estate 

/••uk  S,  sfage  line 


MIERA. 


Postoflice  in  I'nion  county,  45 
nnh's  southwest  of  Clavton,  on 
Hie  C.  &  S.  Ry.,  (he  couhly  seat, 
•iihl  shipping  point.  Poi)ulaf  ion  of 
'i''i«:iiborhood  175.  Altitude  0.- 
•'00  feet. 

'".dizens  State  Bank,  O  T  Wilson 


Elkins  Merc  Co,  genl  mdse 
Medino  Pablo,  justice  peace 


MILLS. 

PostofTice  in  Mora  county,  on 
the  E.  P.  &  S.  W.  Ry.,  100  miles 
east  ol'  Mora,  the  county  seat. 
Farming  anfl  stock  raising  are 
the  principal  industries.  Popu- 
lation 200.    Altitude  6,100  feet. 

Adelo  ^lena,  genl  mdse 

Bailey  F  M.  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  B  Q  Masse- 

gee  pastor 
Berentz  A  R.  genl  mdse 
Brockman  Jno  E,  life  ins 

CITIZENS    STATE    BANK,    O  T 

\\'ilson  pres,  C  A  Smith  vice- 
pres,  E  C  Smith  cshr 

Cochran  Ernest  H,  prin  school 
Cochrane   Geo  E,   notary  public 

auctioneer 
Cochrane  &  Brashears.  printers 
Cunningham  Anna,  dressmkr 
Cunningham  \V  E,  carp 
Dikeman  H  W,  notary  public 
Felten  &  Baumann.  genl  mdse 
Harper  ]\th(d  M,  postmaster 
Hollepeter  D  D.  constable 

HOTEL  LEBERT,  J  H  Lebert  prop 

LEBERT  J  H,  real  estate,  auto 

livery,  pro{)  Hotel  Lebert 
McClure  C  J.  genl  mdse 
MELTON  R  L,  prop  Mesa  Garage 
MESA  GARAGE,  R  L  Melton  prop. 

auto   r('i)airs,   accessories  and 

supplies 

Methodist  Church,  Rev  Wm  Vi- 
mont  pastor 


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EVERYTHlfJQ  in  EARTH  &  ROCK  HANDLING  MAG^ISNERY 

H.   P.   WILSON   &   CO.  DENv"ER'"'l'''*"cotoRADO 


Wood  MANTEI^ :  Tm 


WATSOM  k  WATSON.  Owmtc.  t«S2  Treaut  R 
f  tERo  ^Twir  9tatft  W«Bt  of  Missouri  River.    Beautiful  I>esosrt^U!ve  C^^s^-^r^'^ 
^jjSMtkcftL  Corr— ponden—  Solleitad.    low  Prices  and  Qux^s  fl>T-'»;-;T7r;>gjy)|^,^  ^ 


MILLS 


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MOGOLLON 


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MESA  GARAGE 


R.  L.  MELTON,  Prop. 

AUTOMOBILE  REPAIRS 
ACCESSORIES  AND  SUPPLIES 
Service  Station,  Oils  and  Gasoline 

P.O.  Box  188 

MILLS  NEW  MEXICO 


Mills   Developer    (w),  Ernest  H 

Cochrane  publr 
Moon  O  B,  phys  drugs 
Pelplirv  &  Cress,  props  Townsite 

Co 

Porter  R  S,  carp 

Rainbow  A  O.  taxidermisfe  carp 

Roy  Tel  Co,  Gilstrap  Bros  props 

Stafford  A  V,  barber 

Western  Union  Tel  Co,  F  M  Bai- 

lev  mgr 
Whipkev  E  C.  hdw  blksmith 
WILSOlSl  CO,  0  T  Wilson  p-res,  F 
v%I\*c.vl    Wilson   vice-pres,    G  A 
Sawyer   sec,    W    H  McCarger 
supt,  M  H  Smith  asst  supt,  C  A 
Smith    mgr    Mercantile  dept. 
Hour  mill,  lumber,  whol  and  ret 
general  merchandise 


IVIILNESAND. 

PostolTiee  in  Chaves  county,  40 
miles  south  of  Roswell  the  coun- 
ty seat.  Port  ales  is  the  nearest 
railroad  and  banking  point. 

PARKIIMSOIM  THOiVIAS  IVI,  general 
mere  ham!  ise,  i)ostmaster 


Harris  John  N,  postmaster 
Mimbres  Store  Co,  John  N  Harris 
mgr  genl  mdse 


MilVIBRES. 

Postofllee  in  Grant  county.  28 
miles  northeast  of  Silver  City, 
the  county  seat  and  nearest. bank- 
ing j)oint  and  10  miles  from  San- 
ta Rita,  th(^  nearest  railroad  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are 
the  princi|)al  industries.  Popu- 
lation of  n(Mghborhood  250.  Al- 
titude 0,000  feet. 

Acklin  W  H,  sawmill 
Cramer  C    W  jus! ice   peace  res 
( M'oi'get  own 


MOGOLLON. 

Postofllee  in  Socorro  county.  80 
miles  northwest  from  Silver  City, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  bank- 
ing and  shipping  point.  Minm;: 
the  principal  industry.  Popula- 
tion 600.    Altitude  6,400  feet. 

Almeraz  Pedro,  billiards 
American  Silver  Corporation 
Anderson  John,  photog 
Ayon  Nicholas,  billiards 
Bennett  ^Motor  Transit  Co 
Butler  J  E.  shoemkr 
Canton  Restaurant 
Coates  M  E,  genl  mdse 
Deadwood  Mining  Co 
Eberle  Mining  Co,  L  Gamas  mgr 
I'^mmett  Frank  A.  Justice  peace 
Fitzgerald  Mary  R.  prin  school 
Gamblin  L.  billiards 
(loar  (i  H.  meat  mkt 
Holland  House,  J  P  Holland  mgr 
King  Bert,  ice 
Mcintosh  E  D,  genl  mdse 
Malonev  Thos  Mrs,  furn  rooms 
Midway  Theatre.  C  E  Belden  prop 
Mogollon  Lund>er  Co,  H  L  Kelly 
prop 

Mogollon     Mercantile    Co.  genl 
ludst* 

Mogollon     Mines    (Last  Chance 

Mine^ .  S  J  Kidder  mgr 
Oaks  Mining  Co 
Par  ham  K  M,  phys 
Simpson  L  B.  barber 
SkitlmiH'e  F  S.  notary  public  


li:adi\(;  for  :ij  \i:aiis 

EL  PASO  LinESTOriE  QUARRIES 

CRUSHED  STONE  AND  FLUXING  ROCK 
A.  COURCHESNE.  Inc.  EL  PASO,  TEXAS 


WESTERN  METAL 

MANUFACTURING  CO. 

EL  PASO  and  HOUSTON,  TEXAS 

See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


MONKRO 


351 


MONTOYA 


HIGHWAY  GARAGE 

MAX  AOriLAR.  Prop. 

Auto  Repairing,  Storage,  Supplies 

and  Accessories 

AUTO  LIVERY 
Montoya  New  IVIexico 


Valine  M,  genl  mdse  furn  rooms 
hakerv 

WILLIAMS  GEO  F,  postmaster 


MONERO. 

PostolVicp  and  coal  mining  town 
ill  Rio  Arriba  county,  on  the  D.  & 
\\.  Ci.  Ry.,  25  miles  northwest  of 
,'i'ierra  Amarilla,  the  county  seat. 
Alamosa,  Colo.",  is  the  nearest 
banking  poinj:.  Population  200. 
Altitude  7,238  feet. 

<iranada  A.  genl  mdse 
Lache(ti-A,  genl  mdse  postmaster 
l.uchetti   Goal   xMine,  A 


Luchetti 
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proi> 

mONERO    FUEL  CO, 

Garr  ^^^^  , 

mONTICELLO. 

Postoflice  in  Sierra  county,  50 
miles  north  of  Hillsboro,  the 
rounty  seat  and  30  miles  north- 
west of  Engle,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point  and  Hot  Springs  is  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Farming 
and  slock  raising  are  the  princi- 
pal industries.     Population  950. 

liourguet  Alphonse.  barber 
iiourguet  Jas.  Hour  mill 
Gatholic  Ghurch,  Rev  Albert  Gan- 

on  priest  * 
Ghavez.  A  N.  genl  mdse 
r'havez  Jacobo,  billiards 
Ghavez  T  T,  genl  mdse 
I.ucero  Juan  M.  stage  line 
Sanchez  Frank  F,  justice  peace 
St'dillos  F  A  iS:  Go.  genl  mdse 
SULLIVAN  CHAS,   general  mer- 

iMiandise  postmaster 
l^ullivan  Jas.  freighter 
'i'afoya      Sedillos,  genl  mdse 
Vellejos   Pedi'o,  notary 


MONTOYA. 

PostofTice  in  Quay  countv  and 
station  on  the  C.,  R.  I.  &  E.  P.  R., 
21  miles  southwest  from  Tucum- 
cari.  Population  500,  including 
neighborhood. 

AGUILAR  MAX,  stage  line,  garage 
Galisch  Albert,  state  senator 
Gatholic   Ghurch,   Rev  Father  A 

Estvelt  priest 
Guervo  Tel'  Go,  Mrs  E  H  Floyd 

exch  mgr 
HIGHWAY  GARAGE,  Max  Aguilar 

prop,  autos,  supplies,  repairs, 

storage,  livery 
Kohn  Howard  L,  live  stock 
Massegee  Bros,  drugs 
Mickisch  E  S,  r  r  and  exp  agt 
Montoya    Hotel,    J   L  McGowan 

prop 

Montoya  Mercantile  Go,  (Vidal 
Ortega  &  Sons)  genl  mdse 

Montoya  Towns ite  &  Land  Go, 
Howard  L  Kohn  agt 

Ortega  Glement.  justice  peace 

Padilla  Juan,  billiards 

Richardson  G  W  &  Son,  genl 
mdse 

Royse  E  D  INlrs,  prin  school 
Smith  Garlos,  stage  to  Tremen- 
tina 

Thomason  J  D,  postmaster 


MONUMENT. 

Postollice  in  Lea  county,  30 
miles  south  of  Lovington.  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point  and  70  miles  east  of  Garls- 
bad.  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are 
the  principal  industries.  Popu- 
lation 25.    Altitude  3,800  feet. 

Blackman  R  R.  freighter 


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(iaitlicr  Harry,  drugs  justice  peace 

notary  postmaster 
Matthews  Lillian,  hotel 
Monument  Merc  Go,  genl  mdse 
Tulk  &  :\Iiddleton,  genl  mdse 
Weir  Helen,  music  tchr 


MORA. 

County  seat  of  Mora  county.  A 
prosperous  .Mexican  town,  32 
miles  north  of  Las  Vegas,  the 
nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.  Agriculture  and  stock 
raising  are  the  leading  indus- 
tries. Daily  mail  and  stage  from 
Las  Vegas.  Population  900. 
Altitude  0,775  feet. 

Back  &  Go  Morris,  genl  mdse 
Balland  Peter,  genl  mdse 
Butler  M,  hotel 
Gasados  Juan,  meat  mkt 
Gatholic    Ghurch,    Rev    M  Olier 

priest 
Hoag  H  J,  phys 

Kahns  Hotel,  Mary  Kahn  prop 
Loretto  Gonvent,  Sisters  of  Lo- 
re t  to 

Martinez  Francisco,  carp 
Martinez  Vivente  F,  sec  hand  gds 
Mora  Abstract  Go,  J  P  Wootton 
pres 

Mora  Electric  Light  Go,  H  C  Viles 
prop 

Mora  Mercantile  Go,  genl  mdse 
Moi'a  Trust  &  Savings  Bank 
Quintana  Pablo,  justice  peace 
Romero  I^ugenio.  genl  mdse  post- 
master 
Sanchez  J  ^L  genl  mdse 
Segura  M  V,  blksmith 
Velasquez  Manuel,  barber 


MORIARTY. 

A  town  in  Torrance  county,  16 
miles  north  of  Estancia,  the  coun- 
ty seat  and  nearest  banking  point, 
on  flu»  New  M«\\ico  Gentral  Ry., 
at  its  junction  with  the  Albuciuor- 
que  I'.astern  Ry.,  under  const ruc- 
tifm  53  miles  south  of  Santa  F(\ 
(mxhI  ('liur(Muvs  and  scluxds,  with 
uiuisually  large  stores  and  busi- 


ness   houses,    newspaper,  h.)-- 
etc.     INIoriarty  is  the  makiiiL:  ■. 
an  important  .distributing  ixi;: 
Population  150.     Altitude  Cj^ 
feet. 

Baptist   Ghurch,   Rev   Waggei!-  : 

pastor 
Black  Nora,  postmaster 
Black  R  A,  blksmith 
Black  &  Black,  garage 
Brecklein  .Josephine  Mrs,  drug> 
Burton  &  Gilbert,  garage 
Cottage  Hotel,  J  S  Moulton 
Crossley  J  L,  r  r  and  exp  agl 
Davis  Joseph,  hay  and  grain 
Estancia  Telephone  Go,  H  Wil- 
liams exch  mgr 
Farmers  Loan  Assn.  R  V  Gilb(>:l 
sec 

Fincke  H  J,  genl  mdse 

Trvin  O  H,  rest  groc 

Kinsell  Live  Stock  Go,  R  G  Kin- 
sell  mgr  genl  mdse 

Maltabarger  G  N,  bean  dealer 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  R«^-> 
W  A  Belcher  pastor 

Mignardot  Emile,  genl  mdse 

Moriarty    Messenger    (w),    H  l 
publr 

Public  Library 
Real  Estate  &  Loan  Ci» 
Women's  Club 
Mexico  Bean  Growers'  Assn. 
R  Marsh  sec 


Fincke 
Moriarty 
Moriarty 
Moriarty 
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Pentecostal  Ghurch,  Rev  Leonar.l 

Shockey  pastor 
Savage  W  T,  live  stock 
Shockey  A  INI,  genl  mdse 
Wiggins  Jas  H,  phys 


MOSES. 


A  country  postoftice  in  Union 
countv.  22  miles  northeast  oi 
Clayton,  on  the  G.  &  S.  Ry..  th-' 
county  seat,  shipjung  and  bank- 
ing point.  Population  150.  .\1- 
(ifudc  2.500  feet. 

CRAINE    JOSE    G,  postmaster. 

groeer 

Sani'hcz  0^  Orioate,  groc 


J.  E.  JOIiriDOHL  BOILER        SHEET  IRON  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairinq.     Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acctylene  Process. 
All  Kinds  of  General  Welding 
1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET  DENVER,  COLORADO 


TRl-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

(y^j^£ATioN '  \    "If  It's  for  an  Automobile,  Truck  op  Tractor,  We  Have  It" 

MOSQUERO  3  53  MOUNTAINAIR 


MOSQUERO  LAND  COMPANY 
Owners  and  Promoters  of  the  Klosquero  Townsite 

.Dealers  in  Lands  that  Pay  for  Themselves  with  the  First  Crop 
Choice  Leases  and  Royalties  in  the  Coming  OiL Field 
Wells   Now  Drilling   on   Three   Sides   of  Mosquero 


BENJ.  F.  BROWN,  Mgr. 


MOSQUERO 


NEW  MEXICO 


MOSQUERO. 

Postoffice  and  settlement  (for- 
merly called  Gould),  on  Dawson 
branch  of  the  E.  P.  &  S.  W.  Ry., 
nn  line  of  Union  and  San  IMiguel 
counties.  Stock  raising  and  farm- 
mg  the  leading  occupations.  Pop- 
ulation of  town  150;  population 
of  settlement  1,000.  Altitude  5,- 
597  feet:  Star  Mail  route  to  Da- 
vid. Connection  with  long  dis- 
tance phone  system  over  Roy  Tel- 
ophone  Co.  to  Springer.  Has  tel- 
<'graph  oHice.  Large  shipping 
point  fcY"  wheat  and  beans. 

AspG:ren  Oscar,  carp 

BROWN  BENJAMIN  F,  mgr  Mos- 
quero Land  Co,  lawyer,  notary 

Brown  Isabel  Mrs,  prin  school 

Catholic  Church,  Father  Stephen 
DeKneer  priest 

Clinard  Harvie,  blksmith 

Corigan  Jas,  stonemason 

Field  Chas  P,  stage  line 

<»amble  D  C,  phys  drugs 

<iarcia  Jose,  billiards 

Kennedy  J  M,  r  r  and  exp  agt 

Kress  Alfred,  genl  mdse 

McGlothlin  A  H,  justice  peace 
postmaster 

McKinney  G  L,  phys 
Mesa  Hotel,  Mrs  P  P  Trujillo  prop 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
Trever  Orton  pastier 

MOSQUERO  LAND  CO,  Benjamin 
F  Jirown  mgr,  owulus  and  pro- 
motors  of  Mosquero  Townsite 


MOSQUERO  VARIETY  STORE,  A 

A  Wynne  prop,  groceries,  con- 
fectionery, notions,  school  sup- 
plies, ladies'  and  children's 
clothing,  U  S  commissioner, 
notary  public,  fire  insurance 
Pioneer  Garage,  L  C  Kingsbury 
mgr 

Pittman  H  T,  carp 
Smith  J  F.  carp 

Springer  Lumber  Co,  Wm  Foster 
mgr 

Wilson  Co,  Paul  Kingsbury  mgr 

g(nil  mdse  lumber 
WYNNE,    A    A,    prop  Mosquero 

Variety  Store 


MOUNTAINAIR. 

A  prosperous  town  in  Torrance 
county,  about  70  miles  across  the 
mountains,  south  and  east  from 
Albuquerque,  at  the  summit  of 
Abo  Pass,  the  New  A.,  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  from  Chicago  to  the  Pacific. 
Surrounded  by  an  excellent  farm- 
ing country.  Filling  up  with  an 
industrious  class  of  people  and 
destined  to  become  a  popular 
health  and  pleasure  resort.  Pop- 
ulation 600.    Altitude  6,5*7  feet. 

Abo  Hotel,  L  A  Morris  prop 
Abo  Land  Co.  W  R  Orme  mgr 
Amble  C  J,  phvs  drugs 
Baptist  CluiiTh.  W  R  PlulT  j^astor 
BEAL  JOSEPH  A.  i^ost  master 
BEAL  &  FRENCH,     J  A  Bcal.  C 

T    l-'rencii).    unihu'takers  and 

funeral  directors 
r>uer  (i<M)  H.  phys 
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BHAm  FINISHERS 
KLSOTRO-PLATERS 
MTTKRN  MAKERS 


A  COMPLETE  BRASS  WORKING  PLANT  IN  DWT^ 


THE  SLACK-HORNER  BRASS  MFG.  Ct 

1636  Blake  Street,  Denver,  Colorado 


Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERMANENCY" 
610-€11  IWills  Building 


El  Paso,  Tex  a? 


MOUNTAIN  PARK 


354 


MYNDUS 


Cottage  Hotel.  *B  S  Cox  prop 

Farmers  Trading  Go,  G  P  Ghap- 
pell  prop 

FRENCH  C  T,  undertaker,  fun- 
<n'al  director 

(iritrin  J  H.  garage 

Methodist  Church,  Rev  T  E  Lud- 
low pastor 

Mountainair  Business  Men's  Assn, 
J  G  Dawson  sec 

Mountainair  Independent  (w) ,  P 
A  Speckman  prop  &  ed 

Mountainair  Lumber  Co,  J  J 
White  prop 

Mountainair  Produce  Co,  J  A 
Beal  pres  &  mgr  whol  flour  feed 
hay  and  beans  cedar  and  juni- 
per posts 

Mountainair  State  Bank,  J  H 
Doyle  Jr  cshr 

New  Mexico  Bean  Growers'  Assn, 
Marshall  Orme  sec 

Noble  C  A,  plasterer 

Pinon  Hardware  &  Furniture  Co, 
G  T  McWhirter  prop 

ShatTer  Clem,  blksmith  hdw 

Weitz  Chas  C,  billiards 

Willard  Mercantile  Co,  J  G  Daw- 
son mgr 


MOUNTAIN  PARK. 

Postofiice  arid  station  on  the 
Alamogordo  and  Sacramento 
Mountain  Railway  in  Otero  coun- 
ty, six  miles  west  of  Cloudcroft, 
and  16  miles  northeast  of  Alamo- 
gordo. the  banking  point.  Popu- 
lation 350.    Altitude  0,700  feet. 

B<visley  C  E.  apple  grower 
Bom  is  Co.  genl  mdse 
Kotnskv  Simon,  genl  mdse 
LOOMIS  GUY  P,  postmaster 
Mountain    Park   Nurseries,  E 

Cadwallader  &  Son  props 
Walker  W  N.  justice  [)eace 
Walker  &  Gilbert,  apple  growers 


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MOUNT  DORA. 

A  postoflice  in  I'nion  county,  on 
the  G.  &  S.  Ry..  '20  miles  north- 
west of  Clayton,  the  county  seat 
and  banking  p(Hnt.  Population 
75.     Altitude   5,757  feet. 


Bixler  Q  M.  hdw 

Bixler  Q  M  Mrs,  millinery 

Briggs  James,  groc 

Gulp  H  V,  groc 

Dean  R  H,  groc 

Dean  Hotel 

Denny  Grant,  justice  peace 
Hill  Mildred  M.  postmaster 
Johnson  E  V,  prin  school 
Mount  Dora  Mercantile  Co,  gon; 
mdse 

Patterson  John.'  hotel  freighter 
Scarlott  Ina  B  Miss,  notary  publi- 
Schock  &  Hotchkiss,  garage 
Star  Lumber   Co,   Earl  StaulTor 
prop 

Vandruff  Earl,  garage 
Varney  J  N,  blksmith 


MULE  CREEK. 

PostoiTice  in  Grant  county.  7' 
miles  northwest  of  Silver  City, 
the  county  seat  and  25  miles  ea>t 
of  Clifton.  Ariz.,  the  nearest  rail- 
road point.  Stock  raising  an^l 
farming  the  principal  industries. 
Population  50.  Altitude  6.00«» 
feet. 

Goalson  &  Wise  Lumber  Co 
WISE  L  MERCANTILE  CO,  genl 
mdse 

WISE  LOUELLA,  postmaster 


MYNDUS. 


Postofiice  in  Luna  countv  on 
the  S.  P.  Ry.,  18  miles  east  of 
Deming  the  county  seat  and  near- 
est banking  {)oint.  Farming  an-i 
stock  raising  are  the  ]">rincipal  \n- 
dustries.  Population  150.  Alti- 
tude i,300  feet. 

Hoist ine  Fula  Miss,  prin  school 
LOFTIS  J  L,  insurance.  posfma>- 
ter 

Loftis  &  Dickenson,  cotton  grow- 
ers 

LOFTIS  &  SMYER,  general  mer- 
chandise 


NADINE. 


A  Country  post o flier  in  Le.i 
countv.    :?5    miles    southeast  of 


The  Mountain  Electric  Company,  Denver 

DISTRIRLTUIIS    lloriMIINT    III'.ATINt;     VTIM.I  A\Ci:s,    IIR  V  A  > -M  AHSH  LAMPS 

JOOBERS    OF^     E  Xy  E  R  Y  T  HIING     LEL,  LZCTRIC/^L 


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ROGERS  FURNITURE  COMPANY 

Largest  Complete  Home  Furnishers  in  the  Southwest 
If  Its  for  the  Home  we  have  it.    Mail  Orders  Carefully  Filled. 


NARA  VISA 


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NARA  VISA 


I  ..Nintflon,  the  county  seat  and 
(  inking  point.  Population  12. 
Altitude  3,200  feet. 

|!.iker  W  R.  prin  school 
I  .!;i^-;e()ek  \V  J.  notary  public 
ROBERTS   EUGENE    B,  general 
merchandise,  postmaster 


NAMBE. 


PostolTice  in  Santa  Fe  county, 
IJi  miles  southeast  from  Espa- 
mda.  the  nearest  railroad  point, 


and  18  miles  north  of  Santa  Fe, 
the  county  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 800. 

Catholic  Church,  Father  I  Hael- 
terman  priest 

Herrera  Miguel,  genl  mdse  post- 
master flouring  mill 

Nambe  Mercantile  Go,  Pablo  Mar- 
tinez mgr 

Ortiz  Gesario,  justice  peace 

Ortiz  Teodocio,  tinner 

Roibal  Jose  I,  genl  mdse 


Ji)HN'  BURNS.  President 
JAMES  M.  BURNS,  Cashier 


LOUIS  C.  deBACA,  Vice-Pres. 
O.  R.  BRANDON.  Asst.  Cshr. 


No.  8063 


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*     NARA  VISA. 

An  important  town  in  Quay 
<-ounty,  on  the  C,  R.  I.  &  E.  P.  Ry., 
49  miles  northeast  of  Tucumcari. 
Principj^  industries  farming  and 
stock  r;*ising.  An  important  stock 
shipping*  point.  Has  two  banks 
and  several  good  business  houses, 
one  newspaper  and  live,  up-to- 
date  business  men.  Population 
300.    Altitude  4,100  feet. 

liaptist  Church,  Rev  J  P  Rutledge 
pastor 

BRANDON  O  R,  asst  cshr  First 
National  T^ank 

BURNS  JAMES  IVI,  cshr  First  Na- 
tional liank 

BURNS  JOHN,  pres  First  National 
Ikmk,  general  merchandise 

BURNS  JOI^SN  LUMBER  &  HARD- 
WARE CO 

Chaney  L  W,  blksmith 
<'isco  G,  drjLigs 
Glark  P  G,  groc 

Gommercial  Hotel.  R  L  Gray  prop 
Gonnell  C  H,  genl  mdse 
i:ontinental  Oil  Go,  T  V  Shelp- 

man  agt 

de  BACA  LOUIS  C,  vice-pres  First 
National  Bank 


Elder  R  A.  rest 

FARMERS  &  MERCHANTS  BANK, 

G  H  Gonnell  pres,  Thomas  Poul- 
son  vice-pres,  O  0  Gragg  cshr, 
W  M  Gragg  asst  cshr 
FIRST   NATIONAL   BANK,  John 
Burns  pres,  Louis  G  de  Baca 
vice-pres,  .James  M  Burns  cshr, 
O  R  Brandon  asst  cshr 
GONZALES  A   A,   general  mer- 
chandise 
Gragg  O  O.  notary  public 
Hardin  Arthur  L,  prin  school 
Hornback  Tel  Go,  R  G  Hornback 
mgr 

Jarrett  E  S,  r  r  exp  and  tel  agt 
Koup  A  A,  Zelina  Koup  mgr,  dry 

gds  furn 
Loewenstern  Hugo  H,  genl  mdse 
Logan  G  J.  transfer  feed  vard 
McKEEHAN  J  L,  real  es( ate!  loans, 
aulo  tires,  vulcanizing,  shoe- 
maker 

Martin  H  M.  vet  surgeon 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  Rev 
(ieo   Rainsberger  pastor 

NARA   VISA   LUMBER  CO,   H  L 

Grow  mgr,  lumber,  hay,  grain, 
coal 

NARA  VISA  MOTOR  CO,V  E  Yess- 
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ed 

NIX  MOORE  L,  groceries 
Posey  Ci  O.  pliys 
Sawyer  J  W,  barber 
Shelpman  T  V,  monuments,  post- 
master 

Siegel  K  Paul,  lawyer  notary 
SIMYDER  E  F,  justice  peace,  no- 
tary public,  insurance,  billiards 
Snyder    O    J,    constable  deputy 
sherifT 

Watts  Blanche,  notary  public 
Western  Union  Tel  Go,  E  S  Jar- 
rett  msv 


NEGRA. 


Postofllce  in  Torrance  county, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  35  miles 
east  of  Estancia,  the  county  seat 
and  5  miles  west  of  Encino,  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Cattle 
and  sheep  raising  are  the  princi- 
pal industries.  Population  140. 
Altitude  G,GOO  feet. 

Hamrick  G  B,  genl  mdse 

Homan  Myrtle,  postmaster 

Larson  Peter,  garage 

Pyeatt  R  E,  real  est 

Waldron  Lela  Miss,  school  tchr 


NEWHOPE. 


miles  north- 
nearest  rail- 
point.  Alti- 


Postoillce  in  Roosevelt  county, 
28  miles  north  of  Portales,  the 
county  seat  and  28 
west  of  Elida,  the 
road   and  banking 
tude  3,800  feet. 

Chancellor  Maggie,  prin  schools 
Hay  J-'lnio  J.  phys  drugs 
HAY  EUGENE,  generaf  merchan- 
dise, garage,  postmaster 
Stigall  J  W,  stage  line 


NEWKIRK. 

Postoflh^e  in  Guadalupe  county, 
and  station  on  the  C..  R.  I.  &  E. 
P.  R.  R.,  2G  miles  northeast  of 
Santa  Rosa,  the  county  seat  and 
hanking  point.  Headquarters  for 
a  lar^-c  stock  raising  and  farm- 


ing section.    Population  120. 
titude  4,59G  feet. 

Aragon  Paciano.  contr  and  h\  [ 
Archuleta  I,  barber  justice  pea  f« 
Curry  E  F,  oil  leases  notary 
Hughey  A  A,  blksmith 
Jennings  P  P  ^Irs,  hotel 
JONES     LEON,  notary 

postmaster 
Martinez  S  D,  billiards 
Newkirk  Trading  Co,  genl  md- 
Rusby  Geo  E,  real  est 
Rushy  &  Jones,  genl  mdse 


publ 


NEW  LAGUNA. 

A  new  postoflice  in  Valencia 
countv. 


NEWMAN. 

A  postotrice  in  Otero  countv. 
on  the  E.  P.  &  S.  W.  Ry.,  19  mil-  - 
northeast  of  El  Paso,  the  banking 
point.    Population  50. 

Daniel  D  D,  postmaster 


NOGAL. 


A  growing  town  and  postoiVi- 
in  Lincoln  county.  3  miles  fro:;: 
Walnut  Station,  on  the  Capitan 
branch  of  the  El  Paso  &  Sout!  - 
western  Ry.,  and  12  miles  soiiili- 
east  of  Carrizozo.  the  county  s^a 
and  banking  point.  Mining  an  i 
stock  raising  the  leading  indus- 
tries. Population  75.  Altitu-li- 
G,500  feet. 

Fkuider  J  C.  mining 
Hrown  Hotel,  Mi>s  O  C  Davis  p''*-; 
Cochran  J  T.  blksmith 
Henlev  Thos  W,  justice  peace 
Mtn  States  Tel  vS:  Tel  Co,  J  .M«  - 

Quillen  mgr 
Nogal  Mercantile  Co,  T  J  Mo..:-- 

O  C  Davis  props 
Parsons  Mining  Co,  J  H  Fuln\<  r 

nmr 

[{obinson.  Young  sfc  Baskin.  li^'" 

st  ock 

RODES  MARIE,  postmaster 


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Photographic  Set  of  County  Records  of  McKinrey  County,  New  Mexico 

NOLAN  3  57  OHAYSI 


NOLAN. 

Postoflico  in  Mora  countv,  on 
llu'  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  30  miles 
southwest  of  Mora,  the  county 
seat  and  10  miles  north  of  Wa- 
gon Mound,  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Farming  is  the  principal 
industry.    Population  30. 

Tavlor  S  A,  genl  mdse 
TAYLOR  URSA,  postmaster 

NORTON. 

Postoffice  and  small  town  in 
Quay  county,  22  miles  southeast 
of  Tucumcari,  the  nearest  rail- 
road and  banking  point.  Stock 
raising  and  farming  are  the  prin- 
cipal industries.  Population  of 
precinct  250. 

Bowerman  J  L,  genl  mdse  black- 
smilh  postmaster 


NUTT. 


Postoffice  in  Luna  county  and 
station  on  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  at 
Junctkm  Lake  Valley  branch,  25 
miles  wbst  of  Rincon  and  28  miles 
northeast  of  Deming,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  point.  Popula- 
tion 35.    Altitude  4,500  feet. 


WEBER  R  J,  postmaster, 
exp  agt 


r  and 


OBAR. 


Postoflice  and  -town  in  Quay 
county,  on  the  G.  R.  L  &  P.  Ry., 
40  miles  northeast  of  Tucumcari, 
(he  county  seat,  and  7*  miles 
southwest  of  Nara  Visa,  the  near- 
est banking  point.  Stock  raising 
is  the  principal  industry.  Popu- 
lation 200.     Altitude  4,000  feet. 

DOWNING  C  R,  groceries,  notary 

postmaster 
Hackerott  A  L,  hotel 
Hackerott  R  K  Mrs,  music  tchr 
Marion  L  E,  station  agt 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

(leo  Reinslicrger  pastor 


OCATE. 

PostofTice  in  Mora  county,  24 
miles  west  of  Wagon  Mound,  the 
nearest  railroad  and  banking 
point.  Stock  raising  the  leading 
industry.  Population  of  neigh- 
borhood 1,000.  Altitude  7,500 
feet. 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  M  Dumarest 
priest 

Cruz  Alejandro,  constable 

Espinoza  Sanitago,  justice  peace 

Guara  David,  sawmill 

Hixenbaugh  Cattle  &  Land  Co 

Kapp  John  C  O,  notary  public 

Lafebre  R,  blksmith 

McNierney  John,  cattle 

Maes  A  J,  billiards 

Strong  John  R.  genl  mdse  hides 
wool  pelts  hay  grain  real  est 
cattle  sheep  postmaster  lumber 

Strong  &  Adams,  sawmill 

Thompson  O  A,  jeweler 

V^aldez  E  N,  carp 

Weil  N,  genl  mdse  notary 


OCHOA. 

PostoiTice  in  Lea  county,  75 
miles  south  of  Lovington,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point.  Pecos,  Texas,  is  the  near- 
est railroad  point.  Altitude  3,000 
feet. 

Page  W  A,  genl  mdse  postmas- 
ter 


OHAYSI. 

PostoHice  in  Otero  county.  35 
miles  southwest  of  Alamogordo. 
(he  county  seat  and  nearest  bank- 
ing j)oint.  Orogrande  is  the  near- 
est railroad  point.  Mining  is  the 
principal  industry.  Population" 
250.    Altitude  4,400  feet. 

Culver  Allen,  justice  peace 
Escobar  Ysabel.  barber 
Funk  Z  i:.  phys 
Mar(]u«v,  FranciS(Mi.  blksmith 
Oro  Iron  Co.  genl  mdse 
Oro  Iron  Co.  James  H  Parker  genl 
m;;r 


PUTE  GLASS,  BURGLARY  AND  AUTOMOBILE  INSURANCE 

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WALTER  S.  McCLAIN,  Gen.  Agt. 


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OJO  CALIENTE 


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ORGAN 


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PARKER  JAMES  H,  mining 

ginoor.  acting  postmaster 
Parra  Severiano,  billiards 


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OJO  CALIENTE. 

PostofTice  in  Taos  county,  33 
miles  west  of  Taos,  the  county 
seat  and  banking  point.  Taos 
Junction  is  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  The  location  of  celebrated 
medicinal  hot  springs  owned  by 
Antonio  Joseph,  ex-delegate  to 
Congress  from  New  Mexico.  Pop- 
ulation of  neighborhood  600.  Al- 
titude 5,282  feet. 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  Jos  Pajot 

priest 

HERiMAIMDEZ  C  A,  notary,  general 
merchandise,  feed,  agricultural 
implements,  postmaster 
Hernandez  Federico.  blksmith 
Maestas  Leandro,  billiards 
Martinez   Cristobal,  billiards 
Ojo  Caliente  Hot  Springs  Hotel, 

Booth  &  Handley 
Rivera  Julian,  stage  line 
Rivera  &  Gonzales,  groc 
Romero  &  Lucero,  genl  mdse  bil- 
liards 

Sena  Vincente,  blksmith 


OJO  SARCO. 

Postofhce  in  Rio  Arriba  county, 
miles  from  Tierra  Amarilla, 


the  county  seat.  Espanola  is 
the  nearest  banking  point-  Pop- 
ulation 450.    Altitude  G,500  feet. 


Pacheco  Jose,  blksmith 
Romero  J  J,   genl  mdse 

postmaster 
Sanchez  Manuel,  attorney 


acting 


OLD  ALBUQUERQUE. 

(See  Albuquerque.) 


neighborhood  87. 
feet. 


Altitude  4,500 


Cloppert  Celia  L  Mrs,  prin  school 
Deering  L  D,  blksmith 
Lucas  Harvey  B,  postmaster 


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OLIVE. 

to  nice  in  Chaves  county,  60 
miles  northeast  of  Roswell,  the 
county  s<Nit  and  20  miles  from 
Kenna.  the  nearest  railroad  and 
hanking    point.      Population  oi 


OPTIIWO. 


Postoffice  in  Mora  county  on 
the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  40  miles 
east  of  Mora  the  county  seat. 
Wagon  Mound  is  the  nearest 
banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  are  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  35.  Alti- 
tude 6,200  feet. 

KRUSE  FRED,  postmaster 
KRUSE  BROS,  general  merchan- 
dise 

Lutheran    Church,    Rev  Earnest 
Wolfram  pastor 


ORANGE. 


PostoHice  in  Otero  county,  90 
miles  south  of  Alamogordo.  the 
county  seat  and  75  miles  north  of 
Sierra  Blanca,  the  nearest  rail- 
road and  banking  point.  Stock 
raising  is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  100.  Altitude  4,518 
feet. 

BENNETT  FRANK  L,  genl  mdse, 

notary,  postmaster 
Justice  &  JelTers,  garage 


ORCHARD  PARK. 

PostolTice  in  Chaves  county,  on 
the  A.,  T.  6c  S.  F.  Ry.,  12  miles 
south  of  Roswell.  the  county  seat 
and  nearest  banking  point.  Farm- 
ing is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  00.  Altitude  3,000 
feet. 

SHAW  MYRA  A  WRS,' postmaster 


ORGAN. 

Pc>stoirice  in  Dona  Ana  county. 
1  'i  miles  northeast  of  Las  Cruces, 
on  the  A..  T.  .-^  S.  F.  Ry.,  the 
county  st\it,  shipping  and  bank- 


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TAYLOR  AND  CLAY,  Inc. 


STOCKS 


OIL  SECURITIES 


BONDS 


First  Xationnl  Rank  Building 

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OROGRANDE 


359 


OTTO 


inp  point.  Mining  the  principal 
irniiisti'v.  Population  350.  Alti- 
liido  5,000  feet. 

lirnnett-Stephenson  Cons  M  Co, 
W  T  Hill  mgr 

BENTLEY  L  B,  general  merchan- 
dise and  assayer,  fuel  and  feed, 
postmaster 

Burgo  Jose,  billiards 

Excelsior  Mine,  E  Barragan  supt 

Galloway  Mine,  H  Foy  supt 

Green  Girl  Mine,  L  B  Bentley 
owner 

Little   Buck   Mine,  H 
prop. 

Logan  M  C,  genl  mdse 
Mcrrimac  Mine 
Mormon  Mining  Co 
ORGAN   ORE   CO,  L 

genl  mgr 
Rickardite    ^line,  B 

owner 
Texas   Canon  'M  Co, 

supt 

Torpedo  Mining  Co 
United  Mines  Dev  Co 
Walter  C  R,  stage  line 


McGowan 


B  Bentley 
F  Horton 
J  S  Dodd 


OROGRANDE. 

Posl^fiice  and  incorporated 
town"^n  Otero  countv,  on  E.  P.  & 
S.  Ry.,  38  miles  south  of  Ala- 
mogordo,  the  county  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point.  Live  stock 
and  mining  the  principal  indus- 
tries..  Population  100.  Altitude 
4.225  feet. 

Calhoun  M  B  Mrs.  hotel 

Copper  Hill  Mining  Co,  W  B 
Bates  agt 

Coltharp  John,  mining  deputy 
sherilT  game  warden 

Community  Water  Co,  John  Col- 
tharp *pres 

Culver  Allen,  justice  peace  notary 

Fleck  W  N,  live  stock 

Funk  Z  E,  phys 

<iarnett  Copper  Co,  Jas  H  Parker 
mgr 

Hawkins  W  A.  genl  mdse  mining 
Jarilla  Copper  Syndicate  Mrs  T 

B  Rains  agt 
Jarilla  :\Iining  Co.  J  J  Murray  agt 
Kean  A  E  Mrs.  ucnl  nid^c 


McGoc  D.  blksmith 

xMcNew  W  H.  live  stock 

Mtn  States  T  &  T  Co,  Mrs  A  E 

Kean  local  mgr 
Murray  J  J.  civil  engr 
Oro  Iron  Co.  mining  genl  mdse 

Jas  H  Parker  mgr 
Oro  Mining  Co,  Jas  H  Parker  agt 
Rutherford  W  L,  live  stock 
Standard  Mining  Co,  L  D  Baker 

agt 

Stevenson  James,  stage  line 
Texhoma  Mining  Co,  T  B  Dow- 
nov  ap"! 

VOORHEES  H  A,  postmaster, 
light  and  heavy  hauling,  gar- 
age 

Wilford  R  L,  r  r  and  exp  agt 


OSCURO. 


Small  town  and  postoffice  in 
Lincoln  county,  on  the  E.  P.  &  S. 
W.  R.  R.,  16  miles  southwest  of 
Carrizozo,  the  county  seat  and 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  the 
principal  industry.  Population 
100.    Altitude  5,125  feet. 

Blaney  R  E,  dentist 
Burns  B  S,  r  r  and  exp  agt 
Corwin  Wm,  building  contr 
Crews  Seth  F,  lawyer 
Howser  Edw,  oil  land  leases 
McDonald  Thos.  live  stock 
Oscuro   Local    Telephone,    C  H 

Thornton  mgr 
RalTerty  Elias  G,  real  estate 
Ranniger    Guiiio,    phys  justice 

peace 

GRAY  C  F,  general  merchandise, 
postmaster 


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county,  io  miles  south  of  Santa 
Fe,  the  county  seat.  PiStancia  is 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Cat- 
tle and  sh(^ep  raising,  fruit  and 
vege'table  raising  the  principal  in- 
dustries. Population  30.  .Mti- 
tude  0.200  feet. 

Donalson.  Dtniglas.  auctioneer 
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PASAMONTE 


Gilmor  K  Cr.  harbor 
GILMER  J  M  &  SONS,  genl  mdse 
Ciladiii  Mao.  prin  school 
Ghuliri  W  R.  justice  peace 


PAJARITO. 

Postollicc  in  Bernalillo  county, 
8  miles  south  of  Albuquerque,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  One  of  the  oldest  Mex- 
ican settlements  in  New  Mexico. 
Farming  and  stock  raising  are 
the  principal  industries.  Popu- 
lation 500. 

Catholic  Church,  Father  A  Do- 

cher  priest 
Chavez  ^lelquides,  justice  peace 
Hubbell  Frank  A  Jr,  mgr  Frank 
A  Hubbell  Co  Farm  sheep  cat- 
tle and  hog  feeders 
Hubboll  -fulie.  prin  school 
HUBBELL  MAY  H,  postmaster 
Hubboli  Ih-os.  cattle  and  sheep 
HUBBELL     MERCANTILE  CO, 
Philip  J  Hubbell  mgr,  general 
merchandise 
Tamarack  Inn.  E  Wenipa  prop 
Wilson  E  X,  phys 


PALMA. 


PostofTice  in  Torrance  county, 
50  miles  northeast  of  Estancia, 
the  county  seat,  and  2\  miles 
north  of  Encino.  the  nearest  rail- 
road and  banking  point-  Popu- 
lation of  neighborhood  100.  Al- 
titude 7,000  feet. 

HALDERMAN  EDWIN  C,  post- 
master, general  merchandise 

Halderman  Edwin  G  Jr,  taxider- 
mist 

Halderman  Ida  May,  notary 
Ortiz  Leon,  justice  peace 


PARK  VIEW. 

A  small  town  and  postofTice  in 
Rio  Arriba  county  two  miles 
norlh  of  Tierra  Amarilla,  the 
county  s*nU.  Chama  is  the  near- 
est railroad  and  banking  point. 
Sheei)   raising  the   principal  in- 


dustry. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 1.000.    AUittude  6,500  feet. 

Abeyta  Enrique  A  &  Bros,  gen 

mdse 
Becker  J  R.  phvs 
BURNS  T  D  JR,  E  J  Willis  mgr 

genl  mdse,  hides  and  wool 
Catholic  Church,  Father  Guthhart 

priest 

Duran  G,  books  picture  frames 

Hartt  &  Garcia,  genl  mdse 

Lopez  &  Quintana  (Francisco  Lo- 
pez &  Placido  Quintana),  wool 
and  pelts  hay  and  grain 

Martinez  J  A,  billiards 

Ortiz  Juan  R,  la^^Ter 

Parkview  Milling  Co,  flour  mill 

Quintana  J  P.  blksmith 

Rascon  Francisco,  stage  line 

Valdez  Lnorado,  billiards 

WILLIS  E  J,  mgr  T  D  Burns  Jr, 
postmaster 


PARSONS. 

Postoflice  in  Lincoln  county.  23 
miles  southeast  from  Carrizozo. 
the  county  seat  and  banking  point 
and  20  miles  southwest  of  Capi- 
tan,  the  shipping  point.  Minmg 
the  principal  industrv.  Popula- 
tion 25.    Altitude  8.000  feet. 

Grafton  T  J,  sawmill 

Lincoln   County  Light  &  Power 

Co.  J  H  Wright  mgr 
Parsons  Mining  Co,  genl  mdse  & 

mining 

RICE  J    M,   postmaster,  notary 
public 


PASAMONTE. 

Postoflice  in  I'nion  county.  3S 
miles  southwest  of  Clayton,  th'' 
county  seat  and  banking  point, 
and  25  miles  southwest  of  Mount 
Dora,  the  nearest  railroad  point. 
Slock  raising  the  leading  indus- 
trv. Population  of  neighborhood 
300.    Altitude  5.000  feet. 

GilLT  T'mil.  notarv  public 
HERINGA  J  J,  g(Micral  niorclian- 
dise,  postmaster 


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PEXABLANCA 


PASTURA. 

Postartice  in  Guadalupe  county, 
station  on  the  C,  R.  I.  &  E.  P.  Ry., 
21  Tiiiles  southwest  of  Santa  Rosa, 
(he  county  seat  and  banking 
point.  Population  82.  Altitude 
5,200  feet. 

Holmes  T  H,  mgv  W  U  Tel  Co 
ORTEGA   A   C,   postmaster,  no- 
tary, mgr  Pastura  Trading  Co 
PASTURA    TRADING    CO,    A  C 

Ortega  mgr,  general  merchan- 
dise and  live  stock 


PEARL. 


Postoflice  in  Lea  county,  25 
miles  southwest  of  Lovington,  the 
county  seat  and  nearest  banking 
point  and  55  miles  northeast  of 
Carlsbad,  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Farming  is  the  principal 
industry.    Population  30. 

Lambert  Jno,  stage  line 
Posev  S  'L.  barber 
ROBERTS  PEARL  MRS,  postmas- 
ter 

Willis  I  A.  stone  and  brick  mason 
nurseries 


PECOS. 


P(^stonice  in  S^n  Miguel  coun- 
ty, 45  miles  west  of  Las  Vegas 
the  county  seat,  5  miles  south  of 
Glorietta  the  nearest  railroad 
point,  and  26  miles  southeast  of 
Santa  Fe,  the  nearest  banking 
point.  Lumbering  and  stock  rais- 
ing are  the  ])rincipal  industries. 
Population  400.  Altitude  6,800 
feet. 

Catholic  Church.  Rev  Edw  Poul- 
han  pi'iest 

EARICKSON  CHAS  S,  notary  pub- 
lic, postmaster 

Goodrich  -  Lorkhart  Co,  copper 
mines  F  S  Norcross  supt 

Gross,  Kelly  &  Co.  genl  mcise 
hides  and  wool  J  W  Harrison 
agt 

Pino  M  D.  giml  mdse 
Rivera  t'v:  Varela.  groceries 


U  S  GARAGE  (Inc),  J  C  Bryant 
pres,  A  G  Bauer  sec  &  treas. 
autos,  repairs,  supplies,  tires, 
accessories,  welding,  vulcaniz- 
ing, battery  work 

Varela  Tomas,  justice  peace 


PEDERNAL. 

PostofRce  in  Torrance  countv, 
on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  35  miles 
southeast  of  Estancia,  the  county 
seat,  and  11  miles  from  Encino, 
the  nearest  banking  point.  Farm- 
ing and  stock  raising  are  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
100.    Altitude  6,365  feet. 

Allen  J  H,  carpenter 

Carlson  J  A,  blksmith  auto  reprs 

Harris  James,  dairy 

Hines  &  Armstrong,  live  stock 

Pedernal  Mercantile  Co.  genl  mdse 

Shelton  J  C,  notary  U  S  comsnr 

Shelton  S  M,  postmaster 


PENABLANCA. 

Postoltice  in  Sandoval  county, 
20  miles  northeast  of  Bernalillo, 
the  county  seat  and  nearest  bank- 
ing point  and  5  miles  north  of 
Domingo  the  nearest  railroad 
point.  Farming  and  stock  rais- 
ing are  the  principal  industries. 
Population  750.  Altitude  5,000 
feet. 

Armijo  Eliseo,  carp 
Armijo  Tranquilino,  barber 
Baca  Francisco,  deputy  sheriff 
Baca  Roman,  postmaster 
Bara  tlv:  Son  Esquipula,  fiour  mill 
Catliolic  Church,  Father  Francis 
priest 

de  Bac.'i  IMarcos  C,  lawyer 
Farris  S,  genl  mdse 
F'rancisco  Bernardino,  blksmith 
Nicolas  de  I^a  O.  justice  peace 
Ortiz  Preciliano.  genl  mdse 
Putney  Merc  Co  L  B,  G  W  Austin 

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Sala/  Luciano,  genl  mdse 
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PENASCO. 

Important  town  and  postolfice 
in  Taos  county,  15  miles  east  of 
Embudo  Station  on  the  D.  &  R.  G. 
R.  R.,  the  shipping  point  and  25 
miles  southwest  of  Taos,  the 
county  seat  and  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  and  farming  the 
principal  industries.  Population 
130;  population  of  precinct  2,500. 
Altitude  7,000  feet. 

Arellano  A,  painter 

Basquez  Manuel,  carp  blksmith 

Catholic  Church,  Rev  L  Delanville 

priest 
Cordova  Pablo,  lawyer 
Ciovernm*Mit  Indian  School 
(iriego  Gregorio,  notary  public 
Martinoz  Sovoriano.  tlour  miill 
MASCARENAS  ENRIQUE,  general 

merchandise,  postmaster 
Mascarenas  Tomas,  genl  mdse 
]\lpdina  Facundo,  genl  mdse 
Medina  Petra  S,  groceries 
Or  toga  Jose  U,  lawyer 
Pacheco  Moises,  genl  mdse 
Ouintana  Jose,  blksmith 
Ouintana  Juan,  genl  mdse 
Romero  B  A,  tlour  mill 
Romero  M,  boarding  house 
Roybal  Francisco,  justice  peace 
Roybal  J  D,  notary  public 
Roybal  Pablo,  ice 
RoVbal  &  Suazo,  genl  mdse 
Sanchez  Ramon,  genl  mdse 
Smith  A.  genl  mdse 
Smith  K.  freighter 
Taylor  H  R.  phys 
Vaklez  V.  tlour  mill 
Yasquez  Fidel,  blksmith 


PENDARIES. 

Postoflice  in  San  Miguel  coun- 
ty, 25  miles  northwest  of  Las 
\'egas,  the  county  seat.  East  Las 
V^'gas  is  the  nearest  railroad  and 
banking  p()int.  Farming  and 
stock. raising  are  the  principal  in- 
(histries.  P(^pulation  250.  Alti- 
tude 8,200  feet. 

BACA  JOSE  A,  general  merchan- 
dis.'.  liides  and  pells,  tlouring 
null.  |wi<lnia-;h 


Catholic  Church,  Father  Jos  Kry- 
der  priest 


PENDLETON. 

Postollice  in  San  Juan  county. 
17  miles  northwest  of  Aztec,  tin- 
county  seat,  railroad  and  bankin:: 
point.'  Farming  and  coal  minint^ 
are  the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
ulation 12.    Altitude  5,600  feet. 

Conger  Newton  A,  auto  truck  stage 

to  Farmington 
GROIVIIVIET  A  G,  genl  mdse 
Jones  Coal  Mine,  A  J  Neff  prop 
La  Plata  Coal  Mine,  \V  H  Thomas 

mgr 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 

I  \V  Lindsey  pastor 
Thomas  Coal  Mine,  Monroe  Fields 

prop 

Vaughan  Neut.  freighter 
WELLENREUTHER  ANNA,  post- 
master 


PENNINGTON. 

A  new  postoflice  in  Union  coun- 
ty, 27  miles  southwest  of  Clayton, 
the  county  seat.  Altitude  5,5<)0 
feet. 

Huskey  F  M,  postmaster 


PERALTA. 

Small  town  and  postolTice  in 
Valencia  county,  6  miles  north- 
east of  Los  Lunas,  on  the  A..  T- 
&  S.  F.  Ry.,  the  shipping  point, 
and  18  miles  south  of  Albuquer- 
que, the  banking  point.  Farming 
and  stock  raising  are  the  princi- 
pal industries.  Population  ot 
neighborhood  500.  Altitude  i,70o 
feet. 

Alderete      Romero,  genl  mdse 
Catholic  Church,  Father  A  Cas- 

tine  priest 
Chavez  Higinio.  genl  mdse 
Keinjienicli   A.   cenl   mdse  impll" 
KEMPENICH     EUGENE,  notary 

public,  postmaster 
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EL  PASO  BITULITHIC  CO. 

CONTRACTOR  FOR  THE  BITULITHIC  PAVEMENT 
General  Office:  EL  PASO  ALBUQUERQUE  LAS  VEGAS 


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W'ortman  Henry,  notary  public 
W'ortnian  &  Romero,  genl  mdse 

PETACA. 

A  country  postolTice  in  Rio  Ar- 
riba county,  18  miles  southwest  of 
Tres  Piedras,  the  shipping  point. 
Population  200. 

Jaramillo  &  Co,  genl  mdse 
Varges  J  M,  genl  mdse 


PICACHO. 

Postofllce  in  Lincoln  county,  21 
miles  east  of  Lincoln  and  60  miles 
southeast  of  Gorrizozo,  the  coun- 
ty seat,  and  40  miles  from  Roswell 
tile  shipping  and  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  the  principal  indus- 
try. Population  of  neighborhood 
150.    Altitude  4,880  feet. 

Fresquez  Bros,  billiards 
Garner  B  D,  postmaster  hotel  no- 
tary 

Garner  &  C^o.  genl  mdse 
Wilferth  J  W,  prin  school 


PILAR. 


PostofTice  in  Taos  county,  6 
miles  southwest  of  Taos,  the 
count^^eat  and  nearest  banking 
poinf^  Barranca  is  the  nearest 
railroad  point.  Farming  is  the 
l)rincipal  industry.  Population 
75.    Altitude  6,000  feet. 

.\rchuleta  Jose  M,  justice  peace 
Vigil  Donaciano,  groc  postmaster 


PINON. 


in  Otero  county,  67 
of  Alamogordo,  the 
•ii  miles  southeast  of 


Postofllce 
miles  east 
county  sfat, 
Cloudcroft,  the  nearest  railroad 
point  and  42  miles  southwest  of 
Hope,  the  nearest  banking  point. 
Stock  raising  is  the  principal  in- 
dustry. Population  75.  Altitud«^ 
6,000  feet. 

Backins  .T  K,  genl  mdse 


Baptist  Church,  Rev  J  K  Hicks 

pastor 
Cowan  T  \V,  blksmith 
Gentry  &  Jeffers,  genl  mdse 
Kimmons  W  H,  blksmith 
McLean  Augusta  D,  postmaster 


PINOS  ALTOS. 

PostofTice  and  town  in  Grant 
county,  S%  miles  north  of  Silver 
City,  on  the  A.,  T.  &  S.  F.  Ry.,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank- 
ing point.  Population  1,000.  Al- 
titude 7,041  feet. 

Bisby  G  H,  justice  peace  notary 

Kirker  Robt.  hall 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
A  Baker  pastor 

Redstone  Lumber  Co,  sawmill  0 
L  Scott  mgr 

Robinson  L  B,  drugs  phys 

Trevorrow  Lyman,  genl  mdse 

WATSON  W  E,  general  merchan- 
dise an<l  postmaster 

Young  H  W,  auto  livery  stage 


PilMTADA. 


PostofTice  in  Guadalupe  county. 
12  miles  west  of  Pastura,  the 
nearest  railroad  point,  and  25 
miles  west  of  Santa  Rosa,  the 
ship[)ing  point.  Stock  raising  the 
I)rincipal  industry.  Pojnilation  of 
precinct  200.    Altitude  7.000  feet. 

Baca  Dome,  postmaster 
Gonzales  Senovio,  genl  mdse 
Crriego  Evaristo.  genl  mdse 
(rutierrez  Joaquin,  justice  peace 
Martinez  Salome,  genl  mdse 


PLACITAS. 

Posloflice  in  Sandoval  county,  7 
miles  east  of  Bernalillo,  the  near- 
est railroad  point,  anil  27  miles 
northeast  of  .Vlbuquerque,  the 
banking  point.  Pc»pulation  60.  Al- 
lifu«h'  6,500  feet. 

r»atch<Mi  Jas  P.  mining 
CHAVEZ  T,  general  merchandise, 
post  master 


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PostotViee  and  small  town  in 
Quay  county,  35  miles  southeast 
from  Tucumcari,  on  the  C,  R.  1. 
&  P.  Ry.,  the  county  seat,  shipping 
and  banking  point.  Farming  and 
stock  raising  the  principal  indus- 
tries. Population  of  neighbor- 
hood 500.    Altitude  4,500  feet. 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  Garret  pastor 
Cat  on  jM  L  &  Son,  genl  mdse 
Davis  E  O,  genl  mdse  agric  implts 
Harmon  Wm,  freighter 
Montgomery  C  J,  phys 
^loDonald  A,  notary  public 
McDonald  M  B,  genl  mdse 
Plain  Telephone  Co,  Mrs  Maude 

McMinn  agt 
Public  Library,  Herman  Walker 

librarian 
SIMELSON  ROBT  0,  postmaster 
Walker  L  F,  blksmith 
\\'ells  J  W,  furn  rooms 


Allen  D  R,  carp  architect  justice 
peace 

Clayton  J  P,  genl  mdse 
Edington  Hotel 

HIBBETS  J  S,  groc,  hdw,  drugs, 
auto  accessories,  notary,  post- 
master 

Hibbets  N  L,  U  S  Comsnr 

Plainview  Petroleum  Co,  Chas  E 
Burke  sec-treas 

Plainview  Townsite  Go. 

Lewis  B  H.  carp 

Wiggins  A  T,  genl  mdse 

Wiggins  C  G,  drugs 


PLAINVIEW. 

A  country  postofTice  in  Lea 
county,  12  miles  northeast  of 
Lovington,  the  county  seat  and 
nearest  banking  point.  Farming 
and  stock  raising  are  the  princi- 
pal industries.    Population  10. 


POLVADERA. 

Postofllce  in  Socorro  county  and 
station  on  the  Atchison.  Topeka  v5l 
Santa  Fe  Railway.  12  miles  north 
from  Socorro,  tlie  banking  point. 
Population  500.  Altitude  5.000 
feet. 

Aragon  Elias,  blksmith 
Aragon  Luis  C,  postmaster 
Aragon  N,  blksmith 
Catholic  Church,  Rev  Julius  Sto- 

fell  priest 
Chavez  &  Son  Clemente.  genl  mdse 
Garcia  David,  justice  peace 
Gurule  A.  lawyer 
Sanchez  Benjamin,  lawyer 
Sanchez  Luis,  deputy  sherilT 
Sanchez  &  Son  Luis,  genl  md>e 
Ulibarri  Eliseo.  constable 


PORTALES. 

Portales  is  located  110  miles  south  from  Amarillo.  Texas,  and 
90  miles  north  from  Roswell.  on  the  main  line  of  the  Pecos  Valley 
Railway.  Portales  has  1.250  inhabitants;  two  live  banks  whose 
deposits  aggregate  nearlv  half-million  dollars;  live  churches,  a 
$20,000  public  school  with  a  still  larger  one  projected;  a  court 
house  and  jail  worth  ,$20,000;  a  full  quota  of  live  progressive  mer- 
chants, newspaper,  two  lumber  yards,  a  large  creamery  and  telo; 
phone  svstem.  Us  merchants  gather  trade  tor  50  miles  west,  i-> 
miles  east  and  110  miles  south.  It  has  a  S75,000  water,  sewer  and 
light  system;  a  ten  thousan«l  acre  electrical  pumping  irrigation  pro- 
ject and  is  situated  in  the  h(»art  of  a  shallow  water  valley  about  9 
miles  in  width  and  I  iO  miles  in  length.  Portales  is  the  county  seal 
of  Roosevelt  count v;  compi'ising  2.300.000  acres  ot  best  land;  has 
some  10,000  people,  all  white;  an  average  raiiUall  ol  22  inches, 
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Hallow  Jno  'W,  county  treas 
Hieler  &  Hill,  roal  est 
Bilberry  G  L,  feed  yard 
Bradley  J  M,  produce 
Braley  W  H.  garage 
Bromley  W  E,  chiropractor 
Brown  L  L,  dairy 
Byrne  M, 'dentist 
Carter  Llewellyn,  notary  stenog 
CARTER.ROBINSON  ABSTRACT 
CO  (inc),  Lee  Carter  local  mgr 

Cash  Grocery,  A  D  Wallace  mgr 
City  Electric  Light  Plant  (munic- 
ipal 

^'^on^piton  J  C,  probate  judge 

Cdmpton  &  Compton  (C  M  Jr  &  J 
C),  lawyers 

Continental  Oil  Co,  J  L  Gilliam 
agt 

Cozy  Thealre.  R  H  Adams  prop 

CREAMERY  POULTRY  CO,  W  E 

Crow  mgr,  cream,  poultry,  eggs, 
hides,  furs 
Crow  J  B.  1  inner 

CROW  W  E,  mgr  Creamery  Poul- 
try Co, 

(Cunningham  J  W,  r  r  and  exp  agt 

Dobbs  C  M,  cigars  confecty 

Fair  ley  J  A.  insurance 

Kernandez  J  I>,  blksmilh 

Fidelity  &  De{)osit  Co  of  Md,  Lee 
Carter  agt 


FIRST    NATIONAL    BANK,  Mrs 

Mary  C  Williamson  pres.  Wm 

Reagan  vice-pres,  Ed  J  Neer 

vice-pres,  Paul  M  Jones  cshr, 

Irene  Smith  asst  cshr 
Forbes  C  B  Mrs,  racket  store 
George  Henry,  sec  hd  gds 
Goodloe  Chas  Paint  Co 
Gregg  Archie  L.  county  sheriff 
Grisham  W  F  &  Son.  meat  mkt 
Gulf  Refining  Co.  J  L  Mav  agt 
GUTCHES  HARRY   B,   mgr  New 

Mexico  Oil  Lease  Co 
HALL  JAfWES  A,  lawyer 
Hall  IT  N,  constable 
Hancock  S  N.  town  clerk 
Harris  C  V,  genl  mdse 
HARRISON  C  W,  pres  Security 

State  Bank 
Hawkins  E  B.  mayor 
Henderson  J  P,  justice  peace 
Highway  Garage  Co  (Fred  N  Lu- 

per,   P  E  Jordan) 
Hill  M  T.  feed  yard 
Howard  Bascom,  real  est 
Howard  Jos.  real  est 
Ison  &  Dickbreeder,  autos 
Johnson  Burl,  county  assessor 
Johnson  Bros,  Henry- George  mgr 
Jolinson  L  A,  sec  hd  gds 
Johnston  (^rco  E,  plumber 
Jones  A  F,  postmaster 
Joyce-Pruit  Co,   E   E  Hoagland 

mgr  genl  mdse 

KEMP  LUMBER  CO,  S  1^  Fletcher 

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Loach  Coal  Co.  C  O  Leach  mgr 
LINDSEY  HELEN  M,  notary  pub- 
lic 

LINDSEY  WASHINGTON  E,  law- 
yer 

Long  J  S,  drugs 

McDonald  Grocery  Co,  F  T  &  W 
H  McDonald  props 

Mears  Thos  E.  lawyer 

.Merchant  W  H,  real  est 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Rev 
J  H  Stuckey  pastor 

Molinari  T  J,  auto  service  sta- 
tion 

MOON  PRODUCE  STATION,  Clyde 

F   M(jon   i)rop.    poultry,  eggs, 

cream,  iiides.  proiluce 
:\In()ro  R  W.  blksinith 
IVIOORE  S  E,  photographer 
Morrison   Seth   A,   county  clerk 

town  trcas 
Mountain  States  T  \'  T  Co,  Gail 

li  Hamilton  exch  mgr 
M'ucllcr  Carl,  poult rv 
Xash    Hotel,   Mrs   J    F  Gardner 

prop 

Neer  Edw  J,  furn  drugs  under- 
taker 


Nelson  Chas,  transfer 
Newman  V  F,  cream  station 
New  Mexico  Oil  Digest,  C  J  Ha- 

gerling  ed 
NEW   MEXICO  OIL   LEASE  CO, 

Harry    B    Gutches    mgr,  oil 

stocks,  lands  and  leases 
NULLMEYER    F    W  Portales 

Brokerage  &  Commission  Co' 
Nu-Mex  Oil  Co.  J  A  (irinstead  s.m« 
Oil  Exchange.  C  J  Hagerlins:  sec 
Oldham  Loan  Co   ^W  O  vS:^  W  B 

Oldham) 

0^^"ens  S  B.  vet  surgeon  shoemkr 
OZARK  CAFE,  Mrs' G  A  Storm> 
VVi^V,  regular  meals,  short  or- 
ders 

PEARCE  J  S,  phvsician.  drugs 

Pecos  Valley  Hotel,  Mrs  R  P  Ar- 
nold pi'op 

PORTALES  ABSTRACT  CO  in. 
Maude  Sim!  li  niur 

PORTALES  BROKERAGE  &  COM- 
MISSION CO  A  (T  I  rout  t.  !•  W 
Nullmeyer  .  mill  and  manu- 
facturers" agents,  whol  tlour. 
sugar,  sail,  grain,  produce,  re- 
tail coal  tlcalers 


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See  Adv.  Inside  Back  Cover. 


PORTALES  367  PROGRESSO 


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Portales  Canning  Go,  A  G  Grozier 
mgr 

Portales-Glovis  Stage  Line,  G  M 

Taylor  prop 
Portales  Hotel,  L  H  Propps  prop 

Postollice  and  station  on  iNew 
Portales  Journal    (w),  Portales 

Pub  Co.  0ublrs.  H  B  Rvther  mgr 
PORTALES    LUMBER   CO,   A  D 

Ribble  mgr,   lumber,  building 

material 

PORTALES  MILL  &  ELEVATOR 

CO,  C  O  Leach  mgr,  whol  and 

ret  grain  and  mill  products 
Portales  Pub  Co,  H  B  Rvther  genl 

mgr,  publrs  Portales  Journal 
Portales  Tailoring  Co  (Jas  War- 

nica) 

Portales  Valley  News    (w),  J  E 

Henderson  publr 
Portales    Valley    Sweet  Potatoe 
*fi^*o^^'Pi^s  xVssn,   E  N  Wheeler 
>ec-treas 
Priddy  &  Fooshee  Co,  genl  mdse 
Reese^  Geo  L,  lawyer 
Robertson  &  Adams,  billiards 
Roosevelt  County  Creamery,  W  E 

'Crow  mgr 
SECURITY  STATE   BANK,  C  W 

Harrison  pres,  M  B  Jones  vice- 

pres.  Ben  Smith  cshr 
Shaw  Frank,  broom  corn  buyer 
Sledge  J  B   Hardware  Co,  J  B 

Sledge  mgr 

SMITH  BEN,  cshr  Security  State 

Bank 
Smith  F  R,  barber 
Smith  Maude  Mrs,  abstracts 
Stewart  Wat,  garage 
Stinnett  Samuel  J,  co  supt  scIk^oIs 
Storms  (1  A  Mrs.  ]>ro{)  Ozark  Cafe 
Tavlor  W  f.  biksmifli 


Travelers'  Inn,  Mrs  Seth  A  Mor- 
rison prop 
TROUTT  A  G  (Portales  Brokerage 

<t  Commission  Co) 
W'hitcomb  C  J,  jeweler 
Whit  comb  L  ]\L  millinery 
WILLIAMS  DUDLEY  B,  physician 
Williamson  Cattle  &  Loan  Go,  live 
stock 

Wilson  W  M,  prin  pub  school 
WoUard  N  P,  phys 
Yee  Hing,  laundry 


PORVENIR. 

PostofTice  and  small  town  in  San 
Miguel  county,  18  miles  northwest 
of  Las  Vegas,  on  the  A..  T.  &  S.  F. 
Ry.,  the  county  seat,  shipping  and 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  the 
leading  industry.  Population  200. 
Altitude  7, 400  feet. 

El  Porvenir  Ranch  Resort  Hotel, 
M  Romero  prop 

G  a  1  1  i  n  a  s  Nursery,  Hermann 
Krauch  mgr 

Government  Forest  Nursery,  Her- 
mann Krauch  supt 

Padilla  A.  justice  peace 

Romero  ]\Largarito,  postmaster, 
sawmill  and  lumber 

Romero  Mercantile  Co,  genl  mdse 

Romero  Mining  Go 


PROGRESSO. 

PostoHice  in  Torrance  ccninty. 
on  the  New  Mexico  C(Mitral  R.  R.. 
1*2  miles  south  of  Eslancia.  the 
(M)unty  seat.  Willar*!  is  tlu^  m^ar- 
csf  banking  point.  Farminu-  and 
stork  ?-;iisini:  Ihc  principal  in.lns- 


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OF  EL  PASO,  TEXAS  Capital  and  Surplus  $1,200,000.00 

4  Per  Cent,  allowed  in  our  Savings  Deimrtment. 

•^e  Invite  accounts  of  Banks,  Bankers  and  Corporations,  to  whom  we  promise  every 
facility  consistent  with  Modern  and  Conservative  Banking.    Accounts  received  by  Mail. 

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PEARCE  C  M,  general  merchan- 
dise, postmaster 


PUERTECITO. 

PostoHlce  in  Socorro  county,  48 
miles  northwest  of  Socorro,  the 
county  seat,  and  35  miles  north- 
west of  Magdalena,  the  nearest 
railroad  and  banking  point.  Stock 
raising  is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  125.  Altitude  6,250 
feet. 

Aragon  Francisco,  justice  peace 
Armijo  Ei)ifanio,  genl  mdse 
Chavez  x\niadio.  genl  mdse 
LOPEZ    BONIFACIO,    hides  and 
wool,  postmaster 


PUERTO  DE  LUNA. 

Postothce  in  Guadalupe  county, 
12  miles  south  of  Santa  Rosa,  the 
county  seat,  shipping  and  bank.- 
ijig  point.  Stock  raising  the  prin- 
cipal industry.    Population  250. 

Aragon  Henrique,  surveyor- 
Arguello  Carlos,  billiards 
Baca  B  C,  stage  line 
Catholic    Church,    Father  Jose 

Pugens  priest 
Griego  Jose  L,  justice  peace 
Madrid  ~Sl.  genl  mdse 
Nieto  Flavio,  billiards 
Padilla  Benigno,  genl  mdse 
Page  F  N,  notary  public 
Pino  Virginia,  rest 


QUAY. 

Postofllce  in  Quay  county,  22 
miles  southwest  of  Tucumcari, 
the  county  seat,  railroad  and 
banking  point.  Stock  raising  is 
the  principal  industrv.  Popula- 
tion 300.    Altitude  4,092  feet. 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  J  W  Shirley 

pastor 

BUCKNER  G  M,  postmaster 
Duiilai)  H  H,  notary  {)nbli(; 
HuniiicnII   Annio.  priii  schin)! 


Laritson  Peter,  justice  peace 
Rock  Store,  genl  mdse 
Shirley  B  F,  blksmith 
Stephenson  U  G,  genl  mdse 


QUEEN. 

Postothce  in  Eddy  county,  45 
miles  southwest  of  Carlsbad,  thtj 
county  'seat,  railroad  and  bank- 
ing point.  Stock  raising  is  tho 
principal  industry.  Population 
200.    Altitude  6,500  feet. 

MIDDLETON    PEARL,  postmas- 
ter 


QUEMADO. 

PostofTice  in  Socorro  county, 
105  miles  west  of  Socorro,  the 
county  seat,  82  miles  west  of  Mag- 
dalena, the  shipping  point,  and  52 
miles  from  Springerville,  the 
nearest  banking  point.  Stock 
raising  is  the  principal  industry. 
Population  350.  Altitude  6,400 
feet. 

Baca  A,  genl  mdse 
Baca  D  B,  billiards 
Baca  E  C,  justice  peace 
Baca  Y,  notary  public 
Chavez  Roy,  barber 
Chavez  Ruperto.  shoemkr 
Collins  O  1).  bakery  hotel 
ENGLE  E  E,  garage,  postmaster 
Graham  J  A.  garage  hotel 
Hendricks  E  E,  lawyer 
Lopez  S,  furn  rooms 
Peno  Pablo,  brick  mason 
Quemado  Supply  Co.  genl  nuL^e 
Quemado  Townsite  Co.  X  G  Baca 
mgr 

Underwood  A  E,  rest 


QUESTA. 

PostoHlce  in  Taos  county.  28 
miles  north  of  Taos,  the  county 
seat  and  nearest  banking  pouit, 
and  22  miles  south  of  Jaroso. 
Colo.,  the  nearest  railnuul  point. 
Farming  is  the  lU'incipal  intluslry. 
Populatit)n  in  the  n«Mghhorhon.l 
of  ixu).    Altihide  7,200  fc'f. 


J.  E.  JOHriDOHL  BOILER  AHD  SHEET  IRON  WORKS 

Boiler  Repairing.    Flue  Welding  by  Oxy-Acotylene  Process. 
All  Kinds  of  General  Welding 
1733-35-37  BLAKE  STREET  DENVER,  COLORADO 


TRl-STATE  ACCESSORIES  CORPORATION 

EXCLUSIVELY  WHOLESALE  AUTO  SUPPLIES 
EL  PASO,  TEXAS 

♦  c^pgMiifiN  'X    "If  It's  for  an  AutomobHe,  Truck  or  Tractor,  We  Have  It" 

RABENTON  3  09        RANCHES  OF  TAOS 


Baca  Rev,  biksmith 
Catholic     Cliurch,     Rev  BarraL 
priest 

Cordova  Benito,  biksmith 

Cordova  J  E,  justice  peace 

Hamblin  F  L,  sawmill 

Kleanum  Mfg  Co,  J  G  Russell  mgr 

JENKINS  G  IVI  MRS,  postmaster 

Laforit  Donaciano,  stage  line 

Oakley  Rich,  garage 

Questo  Mercantile  Co,  genl  mdse 

Ouesto  Milling  Co 

Taos  Telephone  Co,  P  V  Dieck- 

man  mgr 
Young  J  11  Mrs,  geni  mdse 

RABENTON. 

PostolTice  in  Lincoln  county. 
Carrizozo  is  the  nearest  railroad 
and  banking  point.  Population 
200.    Altitude  5,550  feet. 

Chavez  Au'gustin,  justice  peace, 
notary 

Martinez  Antonio,  genl  mdse 
Martinez  J  J,  gen  Imdse 

RAMAH. 

Postonice  and  settlement  at  the 
foot  of  the  Zuni  Mountains  in  the 
southeastern  part  of  McKinley 
county,  38  miles  from  Gallup,  the 
nearest  point  on  the  Santa  Fe 
Railway.     Farming,    cattle  and 


sheep  raising  and  lumber  milling 
the  principal  industries.  Popula- 
tion 350.    Altitude  7,000  feet. 

Bond  Bros,  genl  mdse 

Davis  Chas  W,  biksmith 

Ramah  Land  &Irrigation  Co,  Chas 

\V  Davis  pres 
Ramah  Trading  Co,  genl  mdse 


RANA. 


PostotTice  in  Quay  county,  35 
miles  northeast  of  Tucumcari,  the 
county  seat  and  16  miles  soutii- 
east.of  Logan,  on  C,  R.  L  &  P. 
Ry.,  the  shipping  and  banking 
point.  Farming  and  stock  rais- 
ing the  principal  industries.  Pop- 
ulation of  neighborhood  200.  Al- 
titude 3,800  feet. 

Baptist  Church,  Rev  G  M  Eiland 
pastor 

Halverson  W  R,  barber 

Howe  J  B,  live  stock 

Litton  Z  T,  painter  paperhanger 

McKinzey  J  M,  shoemkr 

Methodist  Church,  Rev  C  H  Hat- 
field pastor 

Smith  A  M,  biksmith 

W'altrip  J  W,  justice  peace 

White  C  \V,  stage  line,  genl  mdse 
notarv 

WHITE^DON  W,  postmaster 


^MILIO  MARTINEZ  &  SONS 

General  ^lerchandise 

Dry  Goods,  Groceries,  Men's  Furnishings,  Shoes 
Sheep  Raisers 

Ranches  of  Taos  New  Mexico 


RANCHES  OF  TAOS. 

Postoflice  and  health  resort  in 
Taos  county,  4  miles  south  of 
Taos  county.  4 miles  south  ot'Taos 
Junction,  the  county  scat  and 
banking  poi-nt  and  20  miles  north- 
«Mst  of  Taos  Junction,  the  ship- 
ping point.  Population  1,800.  Al- 
titude 0,950  tVct. 


MARTINEZ  EMILIO  &  SONS,  gen- 
eral merchandise,    dry  goods, 
groceries.    mt»n"s  furnishings, 
sheep  raisers 
Ri\era  Thomas  A,  genl  mdse 
Rovero  M  K  Mrs.  postmaster 


RANCHO. 

PoslolVice  in  Uo«><evelt  cc>UM(y. 
7  4   miles  southeast  id"  Port  ales. 


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Brags  Work.    We  invite  corranpocdeaco,  with  Spocificaticms. 

THE  SLACK-HORNEU  BRASS  MFG.  CO. 

1«38  BLAKE  STREET  DENVER.  COLORADO 


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Southwestern  Portland  Cement  Co. 


"CONCRETE  FOR  PERIVIANENCY'' 
610-€11  Mills  Building 


El  Paso,  Texas 


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370 


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the  county  seat.    Population  10. 

IMaberry  Nettie,  postmaster 
Steele  1  L,  prill  school 


RANGER  LAKE. 

PostotFice   in  Lea   county,  46 


miles  south  of 
county  seat  and 
east  of  Elida  the 
point.  Tatum 
banking  point, 
stoclc  raisins  are 


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LJldustries.    Population  75. 

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Bowman  R  P,  surveyor 
Hodge  O,  postmaster 

RATON. 


Business  Houses,  Professional 
Men  and  Institutions. 

Abourezk  Alex,  genl  mdse  130  S 
1st 

Abourezk  E  N,  groc  120  N  1st 
Abourezk  Bros  (Ghas  &  Geo  Abou- 

rezk'i,  genl  mdse  404  Garcia 
Alvarado  P  J,  bakery  130  N  2d 
American  Railway  Express  G  G 

Weaver  agt 
Amick  H  R,  ins  Seaberg  Hotel  bldg 
Annett   Helen,    millinery,  music 

129  Park  av 
Apergs  Tony,  billiards  242  S  1st 
Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Rv 

Go,  E  L  Gofl"  local  agt  E  end 

Gook  av 

Azar  Bros  f  R  H  &  Jos) ,  genl  mdse 

4  1 4  Martinez 
Bailey  W  jM,   mgr  White  Swan 

Laundry 

Baldridge  J  G,  furn  rooms  118 
Park  av 

Baptist  Ghurch  (First),  Rev  F  C 

Dick  pastor  309  S  3d 
Barrett  J  W,  shoemkr  106  N  ?d 
Bayne    Ghas    M,    lawyer  justice 

peace  i)olice  judge  223  Park  av 
Beck  John  H.  real  est  230  Park  av 
Beiiderach  M  S.  groc  117  N  2d 
Hicklev  Howard  Ij.  citv  ally 
Hickley  cK:  Kiker  (H  L  Hickley,  H 

A   Kiker !,    lawy(M\s  Mendelson 

bldg 


Bigelow  E  R,  jeweler  optician  u: 
Park  av 

Billia  Frank,  soft  drinks  200  S  l^f 
Bin-To-User  Goal  Go,  W  H  Bu- 

zard  mgr  122  S  2d 
Bisconti  Jas,  genl  mdse  224  Gar- 
cia 

BLACKWELL  C  N,  pres  First  Na- 
tional Bank.  130-134  Park  av 
BLOSSBURG    MERCANTILE  CO. 

A  H  Ollicer  sec  and  auditor,  G 
W  Wildenstein  mgr  of  stores, 
general  merchandise,  Inve.-^t- 
ment  bldg 
Bonahoom  Ghas,  groc  127  Marti- 
nez 

Bonney  R  G.  co  supt  schools 
BONNYMAN  P  L,  asst  auditor  SI 
Louis,  Rocky  Mountain  &  Pa- 
cific Go,  Investment  bldg 
Branagh  Robt.   soft   drinks  117 
Park  av 

Brannin  Wm  G,  postmaster  Cook 

av  cor  3d 
Brouillet  A  J  &  E  G,  cigars  con- 

fecty  104  N  1st 
BRIGGS  GEO  E,  county  surveyor. 

civil  engineer,  res  Springer  N  M 
Bright  G  L,  sec  hd  gds  140  N  l>l 
Brown  W^m  G,  postmaster  Gook  av 

cor  3d 

BROWN  WILLIS  G,  genl  mgr  Ra- 
ton Publishing  Go.  1 10  S  2d 
BUICK  MOTOR  CARS,  A  R  Davi- 

Go  dealers.  2  16-224  N  2d 
Garey  A  H  Mrs,  Wm  Arkell  mgr 

hdw  120  N  2d 
Garli  Luis,  meats   129  Gook  av. 

rest  133  Gook  av 
Garlton  J  G,  chief  fire  dept 
Garter  R  H,  ins  520  S  4th 

CASH  GRAIN  CO,  R  B  Mattox  mjw 
dealers  in  hay,  grain.  fee<is. 
flour,  hides,  pelts,  poultry  sui>- 
plies  anrl  remedies,  stock  ren\e- 
dies,  200  S  2d 

Gascio  Gasper  shoemkr  144  N  Ist 

Galholic  Ghurch.  Father  J  V  Goo- 
ney  priest 

CHALMERS  MOTOR  CARS,  Na- 
tional (iarauv  Co.  2  13-22  1  N  2d 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE,  sc.- 
KalcHi  Ghaniber  ol  G»uuiner('e 

Chapman  \\   A.  ins  203  Park  a\ 


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